A man should study ______ before getting married.

Rav Yehuda says the ______ is to marry first and then study Torah.

Rabbi Yochanan compares marriage to a ______ around one’s neck.

The phrase ______ means 'after that' in the Gemara.

The Hebrew word ______ means 'study.'

What does the Baraisa say someone should do first?

What does the Baraisa say about someone who cannot live without a wife?

In Bavel, what made it easier for someone to marry before studying Torah?

What does the phrase 'וְאַחַר כָּךְ' mean in the Gemara?

Rav Yehuda and Rabbi Yochanan completely agree about the order of marriage and Torah study.

The phrase וְאַחַר כָּךְ translates to 'before that.'

The word לִלְמוֹד means 'to study.'

The Gemara says that someone who cannot live without a wife should delay marriage until Torah study is completed.

Rabbi Yochanan’s view suggests that marriage adds significant responsibilities that can make studying Torah harder.

What is the metaphor Rabbi Yochanan uses to argue his view?