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Chapter 3, Mishna 2, 3 When does salt come under meila?What is meaning of expression “for use on their offerings”?Can priests use salt available in Temple to season their meat?What happens in the Chamber of Salt?Can salt from Temple be …
Chapter 3, Mishna 2 Why are the limbs of a burnt offering salted, but not the blood?Why are the limbs treated like a meal offering, but not the blood?Does the altar wood need to be salted?And, does wood donated as …
Chapter 3, Mishna 2 Why are the limbs of a burnt offering salted, but not the blood?Why are the limbs treated like a meal offering, but not the blood?Does the altar wood need to be salted?And, does wood donated as …
Chapter 3, Mishna 1, 2 Does intent to burn something late invalidate the offering?Does intent only matter for items when planning to eat something that is normally eaten, or to burn something that is normally burned?Does intending to eat what …
Chapter 2, Mishna 6, Chapter 3, Mishna 1 What do the sharp people of Pumpadisa say?Does burning a permitting factor with intent to burn another permitting factor render offering pigul?What renders meal offering pigul?What if while burning handful there is …
Chapter 2, Mishna 6 When is a handful the only permitting factor for a meal offering?Does the first intent with respect to multiple permitting factors determine whether the meal offering is piggul?Does one priest’s intent re handful affect another priest’s …
Chapter 2, Mishna 3, 4, 5 What if one of two loaves of Shavuos or one of the two arrangements of showbread become tamei?Is it either fit in its entirety or unfit in its entirety?What is relevance of when blood …
Chapter 2, Mishna 2 Are the two loaves indispensable for sacrifice of the two lambs, or vice versa?What if one slaughtered two lambs which accompany two loaves on Shavuos with intent to eat the next day?What is relevance of intent …
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