Chapter 4, Mishna 5, 6

If one didn’t sacrifice the morning lamb/burn incense, should he sacrifice afternoon lamb/burn incense?
What is relevance of why it wasn’t done in the morning?
If morning is missed intentionally, is done in afternoon? What about if it’s unintentional?
Why is law different for lamb and incenses?
Can the first lamb be sacrificed in the afternoon?
If priest intentionally missed morning offering, why should nation be punished?
Can that priest bring afternoon offering that day?
Is there a voluntary incense offering?
How often does a Kohen get to do the incense offering?
So who would miss such an opportunity?
What is spiritual difference between individual and communal offerings?
Does studying the laws of burning the incense attract prosperity?
If they did not burn the half measure should they sacrifice half or whole in the afternoon?
When was menorah lit the first time and what is relevance?
How is burning incense like lighting the wicks of the menorah?
When did use of table and showbreads begin?
What is relevance of whether it was weekday or not?
When was there an individual incense offering on external altar?
Is it only an individual who may not sacrifice incense?
Why can’t a communal offering be sacrificed as voluntary?
Are there any voluntary offerings of incense?
Can community bring gift offering of incense on inner/outer altar?
Can individual sacrifice offering on outer altar?
What if high priest presents full then sacrifices half in the morning on outer altar and then dies?
After a second high priest is appointed for afternoon sacrifice, how much does he offer?
What is the place of burning and what is relevance?
Why is half that is not sacrificed by second high priest left overnight until it is disqualified?
What requires decay of form before being burned, and what does this mean?
How are griddle cake offerings of high priest made?

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

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