Chapter 1, Mishna 3

What is the relevance of an offspring “of sorts” sharing the mother’s characteristics?
How does it affect firstborn status?
How are goats and ewes similar in their firstborn status?
Does the difference in species affect the offspring’s firstborn status?
Is resembling the mother enough to give the offspring firstborn sanctity?
Isn’t the offspring’s status obvious from the mother’s species?
What’s the relevance of a kosher animal born from a non-kosher animal?
Why does the Torah repeat the word “camel”?
How does Rabbi Shimon derive that camel milk is forbidden?
Why don’t the Rabbis derive a prohibition from the word “et”?
Why did Shimon HaAmasoni stop interpreting the word “et”?
Why are the juices and gravy of creeping animals forbidden?
How does the Torah prohibit liquids that come from non-kosher animals?
How do we know that milk from a kosher animal is permitted?
What is the difference between non-sacred and sacrificial animal milk?
What do the repeated words “hare,” “rock badger,” and “swine” teach?

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

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