Chapter 7, Mishna 5

Does the prohibition of eating the sciatic nerve apply to non-kosher animals?
And, does it apply to a fetus?
When did the prohibition of eating the sciatic nerve begin?
Why do the Rabbis say the prohibition was given at Sinai?
Which bird carcasses impart impurity?
Why don’t non-kosher bird carcasses impart impurity?
Does Rabbi Yehuda say the sciatic nerve has flavor?
When must a nazir shave for corpse impurity?
Why mention an entire corpse?
What happens if you eat the sciatic nerve of a non-kosher animal?
What is meant by “the children of Israel eat not the sciatic nerve”?
Which animals are included in the prohibition of the sciatic nerve?
What makes a burnt offering and a stoned ox more stringent?
Can a more stringent prohibition take effect over another?
Can impure meat become pure again?
Is one liable for both Shabbat and Yom Kippur if he performs prohibited labor when the days coincide?
Why does Rabbi Yosei HaGelili require two offerings?
What happens if one forgot it was Shabbat?
What happens if one forgot it was Yom Kippur?
Why is one exempt if only Yom Kippur was forgotten?
How do we know the prohibitions began at Sinai?
Why didn’t they observe Yom Kippur on the 10th of Tishrei one year?

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

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