Chapter 2, Mishna 2

What happens when one consecrates a blemished animal?
What obligations apply to the animal after it is redeemed?
Why are its offspring and milk permitted after redemption?
When is one exempt from karet for slaughtering animals outside the Temple?
What happens if these animals die before being redeemed?
Why are firstborn animals and animal tithes treated differently?
What changes after an animal is redeemed?
What concern led the Sages to restrict animals with value-based sanctity?
When are the offspring of redeemed blemished animals permitted?
Must offsprings develop a blemish before they can be redeemed?
Why is it forbidden to sacrifice a blemished animal on a private altar?
Why is a separate verse needed for the prohibition on a public altar?
Does Deuteronomy 17:1 come to prohibit sacrificing blemished animals on a private altar?
Why can some consecrated animals be redeemed after death?
Why must certain consecrated animals be buried if they die, rather than fed to the dogs?
Which opinion does Rav follow about standing and valuation?

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