Chapter 5, Mishna 5, 6, Chapter 6, Mishna 1

When must the seller warn the buyer about potential violation of the prohibition on slaughtering the mother animal and its offspring on the same day?
Why is a groom and bride an exception?
Does the seller always have to notify the buyer?
When do we assume both animals will be slaughtered on the same day?
Why is the butcher forced to slaughter on certain holidays?
Who bears the loss if the animal dies before slaughter?
When does the buyer assume the risk for the animal?
When can another person acquire something on your behalf?
What is pulling, and why did Sages require it to complete a sale?
How is “one day” defined for an animal and its offspring?
How does Ben Zoma derive the meaning of “one day”?
When may an animal and its offspring be slaughtered?
When does the mitzvah of covering the blood apply?
Which animals require covering the blood?
Does the mitzvah apply outside the Land of Israel?
Why is a koy’s blood covered?
Must earth be placed both above and below the blood?
What does “cover it in earth” teach?
How should the blood be covered?
Why can’t the altar’s structure be changed?
Why must the altar remain exactly as prescribed?
Must all spilled blood be covered?
Even blood on a knife?
What is the difference between altar offerings and Temple maintenance offerings?

Opening song: Moshe Storch leads Hallel at Beis Medrash Hancock Park

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