Chapter 12, Mishna 1, 2, 3
If something was never suitable to eat, can it contract tumah?
Did the food have a time of fitness?
What if animal was slaughtered and required sprinkling but sprinkling wasnβt done?
Why is an animal that stands to be redeemed treated as though it was already redeemed?
How is an offering redeemed?
What is meβila and what is relevance?
When is one liable for misuse of consecrated property?
What is a disqualified offering that had a time when it was permitted for consumption by priests?
What is relevance of a time where it is permitted to priest?
What if there are two pieces of meat, one prohibited and one permitted, and youβre not sure which you ate?
What is a provisional guilt offering?
Does a service vessel sanctify disqualified offerings?
What is difference of degrees of tumah?
What is susceptible to tumah of food?
What if one vowed to bring a shallow pan meal offering and instead brought a deep? What about vice versa?
What if meal offering in one vessel is divided into two, or vice versa?
Why do we need both cases of deviating from what one vowed to bring?
When is change in type of meal offering not valid?
When are meal offerings not valid?
If someone says it is incumbent on me to bring voluntary meal offering from barley, must he bring it from wheat?
Are there partial tenths of a meal offering?
When is one exempt from bringing a meal offering?
What is done if there are two contradictory statements?
What is difference between meaning to being offering of barley or lentils?
When must one bring meal offering from wheat?
What is style of βit is not necessaryβ and what is relevance?
When does a vow to bring a meal offering from barley take effect?
What is relevance of saying meal offering independently?
What if word βminchaβ is not said in vow?
Is there a meal offering of a tenth and a half?
Does a vow take hold if second half of utterance contradicts first half?
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