Chapter 2, Mishna 2

How does the Torah compare disqualified consecrated animals to gazelles?
What does the gazelle teach about firstborn status?
What is a hart?
What is the relevance of a hart?
Which two mitzvot are disqualified consecrated animals exempt from?
Why does the mitzvah of the gifts require a separate derivation?
How does the hart teach that animals are exempt from the gifts?
Why are disqualified consecrated animals compared to sacrificial animals?
Why is it unnecessary to prohibit the actual blood explicitly?
How does “its blood” teach that the animal’s fat is forbidden?
Why does the Torah say “its blood” instead of prohibiting its fat?
Why can’t a redeemed consecrated animal be shorn?
Why is the milk of a redeemed consecrated animal forbidden?
Why can’t a redeemed consecrated animal be fed to dogs?
What if an offspring was born before its mother’s redemption?
Can offsprings be redeemed while unblemished?
What does “the principle of the matter” teach about milk?
What is the law of substitutes, and what’s its relevance?
Why are both a verse and a tradition needed for the five sin offerings that are left to die?

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

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