Sanhedrin 92: The World-to-Come and Reviving the Dead

The basics of today's daf:

• There are rewards for teaching Torah, for example:
• inheritance
• merit to teach it in the World-to-Come
• There are punishments for avoiding learning Torah, for example:
• one is cursed by a fetus
• one is punctured like a sieve
• Eleazar's interpretations about the importance of Torah and G-d, for example
• anyone with knowledge (of Torah and of the ways of the world) will grow wealthy
• crumbs left on the table are like idolatry
• a home should have sounds of Torah at night
• one who is humble lives a long life
• Wombs and graves are similar:
• both have a place of entry (semen/grave) and exit (babies/grave - with the revival of the dead)
• entry is covert but exit will be a tumult
• How G-d will revive the dead and remake the world
• flying people
• Yechezkel is said to have died, revived, stood up, sang songs, and died again, though this may have been a parable
• some rabbis say that we will not be revived
• a story of Nebuchadnezzar who stole Yisraelim who were so glorious that the women bled just looking at them, even after Nebuchadnezzar had the young men killed
• another story of Nebuchadnezzar who sent Sages to the furnace for refusing to bow, and they were said to be revived
• Molten gold was poured down his throat 
• The furnace floated
• The plaster melted
• The image to be bowed to fell on its face
• the four kings who helped him were burned
• Yechezkel revived the dead 
• A Sage should not change his clothing even at a time of danger, to appear calm, and to remember that the Sages lost to Nebuchadnezzar's furnace walked in and out in their clothing