Chapter 8, Mishna 9

How do we know that forbidden fat of an offering is subject to the prohibition on misuse of consecrated property?
Why is the bull compared to a peace offering?
Why is the fat of a peace offering subject to misuse?
How is the peace offering compared to the anointed priest’s bull?
What is meant by “All the fat is the Lord’s”?
Why is Rabbi Yannai’s derivation necessary?
What does “as it is taken off from the bull” add to the conversation?
Does the bull comparison include a sheep’s tail?
Why is a sheep’s fatty tail permitted?
What types of fat does the Torah prohibit?
Why is blood not subject to misuse of consecrated property?
What does “to you” and “to make atonement” teach about blood?
When is blood exempt from misuse?
What does Rabbi Dosa say about the Yom Kippur garments?
Why does “and he shall put it” limit the law?
Why does “whose neck was broken” limit the law?
Why is blood excluded from eating offerings while impure?

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

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