Chapter 11, Mishna 1, 2, 3

Does the camp remain holy after the Tabernacle is dismantled?
Are zavim and lepers liable if they enter the Temple during a time of impurity?
Where can the two loaves and shewbread be prepared and baked?
Does the dry measure vessel sanctify the flour?
Does the oven sanctify the loaves in a way that would disqualify them if prepared before Shabbat?
Do the loaves require priests to supervise their preparation?
Do the two loaves and shewbread have to be prepared inside the Temple courtyard?
Should the shewbread be baked on Shabbat in the Temple courtyard?
Can even the new shewbread on the Table be permitted for David to eat?
Does the preparation of the High Priest’s griddle-cake offering override Shabbat?
What are the shape requirements of the two loaves and the shewbread?
How are the shewbread loaves arranged on the Table?
Does arranging or removing the rods for the shewbread override Shabbat?
Why must meal offerings be prepared in service vessels inside the Temple courtyard?
Why are rods placed in the shewbread arrangements?
Is a flat wooden board susceptible to ritual impurity?
Why is a fixed wooden vessel like the Table considered susceptible to impurity?
Did the shewbread remain fresh and hot throughout the week on the Table?
Is a vessel’s impurity status determined by its outer covering even if that covering is not permanently attached?
Does a person’s table provide atonement like the altar when he feeds the poor, and provides hospitality?

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

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