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๐Ÿ›Ž๏ธ AT Daily! #2349 ๐Ÿšข Steak Dinner At Sea ๐Ÿฅฉ Chullin 41

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Chapter 2, Mishna 10, 11, Chapter 3, Mishna 1

When one slaughters an animal, where should blood go?
What is difference about slaughter into seas?
What is danger that blood will drain in a way that resembles idolatry?
Can blood flow into small hole in oneโ€™s house?
When can and canโ€™t blood flow into a small hole in house?
How does one clean courtyard so itโ€™s not sullied with blood?
What is a baraisa?
What if someone is on a ship and has no place to slaughter animal?
Is it valid if one slaughters animal on an altar outside the Temple and says heโ€™s doing it for sake of burnt/peace/pesach/provisional guilt/thanks offering?
Why is it inappropriate for him to say that?
What if two people are holding knife and slaughter together but one has improper intention?
What if offering outside Temple is consecrated as voluntary vow or gift?
When does one bring a provisional guilt offering and what is relevance?
When is slaughter of an animal outside Temple for sake of offering valid?
What is relevance of whether animal is blemished?
What is relevance of whether someone is obligated to bring a sin offering and knows that?
What if one slaughters for the sake of a substituted animal?
What is relevance of if person says, I am consecrating for sake of my animal vs an animal?
What if someone says he is slaughtering burnt offering for sake of nazir?
What about if slaughter is for sake of wife after childbirth?
What wounds on an animal makes it a treifa?
Does perforation in lung have to go all the way through for it to make animal treifa?
When does and doesnโ€™t an injury to an animal make it a treifa?

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