Chapter 4, Mishna 4

Can loaves be brought without sheep on Shavuos? What about vice versa?
If loaves and sheep are bound together, what establishes their bond?
Does waving of sheep and loaves before sheep are slaughtered establish a bond so that if one is lost the other becomes unfit?
Does slaughter establish a bond but not waving?
Does waving establish a bond between these two items?
What does it mean “they shall be holy to the Lord before the priest”?
What is given to the priest?
What does thanks offering consist of?
What if one of accompanying loaves broke before thanks offering is brought?
What if it broke after slaughtering offering?
When are all loaves rendered unfit?
What if loaves become tamei?
What does the tzitz atone for?
What if sheep are lost after waving? What about loaves?
What about loaves that are brought as replacements?
Which is primary and which is accessory, the two loaves or the sheep?
What are the musaf offerings of Shavuos?
Why do only sheep sanctify loaves?
What is relevance of lamb of nazir?
How do we know that it’s the peace offering that sanctifies the loaves?
If there are no sheep, are loaves brought by themselves? What about vice versa?
Is a rabbinic ordinance always to protect us from violating a law?
Is someone who does not contribute half shekel considered a sinner? What about priest?
What if priest brings offering that is normally eaten by priest?
What if two loaves are brought without animals?
Can consecrated items be burned on festival?
What does it mean that loaves must be left until form decays?

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