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Chapter 3, Mishna 3, 4, 5 If one took an oath, then forgot and violated the oath, is he liable to bring a sin offering?What about if object of oath is forgotten?Is there a distinction between lack of awareness of …
Chapter 3, Mishna 3 What is an oath of utterance?Can intangible oaths about the past be oaths of utterance?What about intangible oaths about the future?Is one liable for utterance about an oath spoken in the future?What is relevance of good …
Chapter 3, Mishna 2 If one says on my oath I will not eat and he eats meat of kosher animal not slaughtered in kosher way, is he liable?Can you take an oath not to eat something if you’ve already …
Chapter 3, Mishna 1, 2 What is koynam?When do items combine to create minimum measure for violating an oath or vow “not to eat”?Are items that are forbidden by koynamos like those forbidden by oaths?What is relevance of meila – …
Chapter 3, Mishna 1 What does it mean to say that something is like an offering?What is the difference between guarding the Sabbath and remembering the Sabbath?How did God utter the 10 commandments?What does it mean that false oath and …
Chapter 2, Mishna 1, Chapter 3, Mishna 1 What if one who entered the Temple knows he’s impure but doesn’t know what made him impure?What is difference between contracting tumah from creeping thing or dead animal?If someone commits a transgression …
Chapter 2, Mishna 1 If one takes most direct route out of Temple after lingering while being tamei, is he exempt from liability?What is the law re: combining periods of tarrying?What if he walks very slowly but does not pause?What …
Chapter 2, Mishna 1 What are the borders of the Holy Temple?What does it mean that two thanks-offerings move one behind the other?Which offering is the inner one?Why is inner one eaten and outer one burned?Does one offering by itself …
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