Chapter 8, Mishna 7, 8
When consecrating an animal can one animal be substituted for another?
What if animal is designated as offering and it gives birth?
Which sin offering animal is left to die?
Is a thank offering ever brought without loaves?
What if thanks offering animal is lost, replaced, and then found again?
What if sin offering is separated, lost, then found, and both animals are fit for sacrifice?
What if two sin offerings are separated, one for atonement and one in case the first one is lost?
What can be done with extra consecrated money that isnβt needed to buy animal offering?
What do we mean when we say some offerings require loaves?
Does the substitute of a thanks offering require loaves?
What if someone vows to bring a thanks offering, not a specific animal, and animal is lost?
If a thanks offering is intermingled with its substitute and one of them died but not clear which one died, what happens?
Must loaves be waved in Temple courtyard?
Which are the four loaves of 40 that we must wave?
Why canβt there be a solution to intermingled animal/substitute that requires vows?
What if someone vows to bring thanks offering from second tithe money and loaves from non sacred money? Vice versa?
What if one took upon himself to bring loaves of thanks offering but not to bring thanks offering himself?
Does a thanks offering ever come to exempt the loaves?
Why is one coerced to bring thanks offering with loaves?
What is relevance of someone saying he is a nazir?
What does it mean that a court coerces someone?
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