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Chapter 1, Mishnah 1 Reish Lakish raises a difficulty: when the Temple is standing – and it had been destroyed MANY years earlier when he was learning and teaching Torah – how do we know that a guilt offering slaughtered …
Chapter 1, Mishnah 1 How do we know that an offering’s slaughtering must be done for its own sake?What is relevance of sacrifice of peace offerings?What is unique about slaughter?What is unique about collection of blood?What are inner sin offerings …
Chapter 1, Mishnah 1 What if offering is slaughtered for the sake of a different type of offering?Does an offering brought with no express intent count as one that’s offered for its own sake or not offered for its own …
Chapter 3, Mishnah 7, Chapter 1, Mishnah 1 In what order do you redeem people from captivity?What are ways people stand to honor the Nassi, Deputy Nassi, Chacham, etc?What was Rabbi Meir’s plan to remove Rabbi Shimon Ben Gamliel from …
Chapter 3, Mishnah 5, 6, 7 Are more frequent mitzvah’s like daily offerings and prayers more significant than less frequent mitzvah’s like Yom Kippur offerings and prayers?Does the bull from the anointed priest precede the bull of the congregation?Why is …
Chapter 3, Mishnah 3, 4 What are the differences between an anointed priest and a high priest consecrated by the vestments?What are the differences between a high priest and ordinary priest?What are the differences between a high priest and a …
Chapter 3, Mishnah 2, 3 Which offering does a king bring for a sin committed before he was king?Which offering does a king bring for a sin committed after he was king?Which offering does a high priest bring for a …
Chapter 2, Mishnah 1 Why does an ex-King become a commoner, and an ex-High Priest stays an ex-High Priest?If a king sins before he becomes king, but has not yet brought his sin offering, does he bring the offering of …
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