Chapter 10, Mishna 4, 5, 6

How did the Sages determine the right amount of oil for the lamps?
Which libations can be mixed together?
When does mixing different libations make them invalid?
What is the issue with mixing libations if a baraita suggests otherwise?
Does the mishna’s prohibition on mixing libations apply only initially?
Can wine libations from different offerings be mixed?
Which part of the omer offering is doubled?
Are the oil and wine of the omer offering also doubled like its meal offering?
What does the ambiguous wording of “and its libation” teach?
What happens if a leper’s guilt offering is slaughtered with the wrong intent?
What problem is raised against Rabbi Yohanan from the daily offerings?
What happens if a leper’s guilt offering is done incorrectly?
Why are overflows of liquid offerings sacred?
And, why are overflows of dry offerings not?
Why would overflow become sacred if the owner only intended to consecrate a limited amount?
What happens to the shewbread if it is not kept on the Table for a full seven days?
Why is there a difference between practices inside the Sanctuary and outside?
What is the meaning of Surplus libations?
What happens if the price of flour changes after someone commits to supplying it to the Temple?
What is done with overflow libation liquids from the Temple vessels?
Which offerings require libations, and how is this derived?
What does the phrase “of the herd or of the flock” teach about burnt offerings?

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

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