Chapter 4, Mishna 1

Why is flesh that leaves its boundary forbidden?
Does returning the meat make it permitted again?
What does “flesh in the field” teach?
Why did Ulla follow Rabbi Yoḥanan’s opinion?
Why is a sin offering treated more strictly?
Why is meat that leaves its boundary compared to a tereifa?
What does the comparison to a tereifa teach?
Can meat regain its kosher status after leaving its boundary?
What happens if a fetus’s limb leaves the womb?
What does “within your gates” mean?
What may be eaten only “before the Lord”?
Does extending a limb outside the womb count as birth?
When is a fetus considered born?
Does a fetus need split hooves to be kosher?
Is the fetus’s boundary the womb or the Temple courtyard?
When does a fetus’s limb become prohibited?
Can the first and second stages of shechita combine?
What is a ben pekua?
Does the prohibition of one limb pass to the offspring?
Is milk considered part of the living animal?
Does the prohibition of the animal affect its milk?
What does “an animal within an animal” teach?
Does a fetus require its own shechita?
Why are limbs and fetuses different from whole animals?
What is the connection between temura and animal tithe?
Can a single limb become a burnt offering?
Does consecrating one limb sanctify the entire animal?
What is the effect of dedicating part of an animal as an offering?

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