Chapter 1, Mishnah 3

When bringing a sacrifice, how is it done, and what happens if an error of intent is made?
If an offering is slaughtered not for its sake, what is the law?
What if he slaughtered it for its sake AND not for its sake?
What is the law if he collected, conveyed or sprinkled the blood not for its sake?
If one slaughtered the offering with intent to eat part of it beyond its proper time, what is its status?
If he had such intent during slaughter?
If he had such intent during receiving the blood, carrying the blood, or sprinkling the blood, what is its status?
If, while collecting the blood, he intended: “I will sprinkle its blood tomorrow” what happens?
Is dipping a finger in the blood an essential rite for offerings?
Are all the laws of pigul learned from the case of peace offerings?
Is the removal of a handful of a meal offering equivalent to the slaughter of a peace offering?
Is the burning of the handful on the altar equivalent to the sprinkling of blood in a peace offering?
If a monkey comes and places blood upon the priest’s hand, is this regarded as the priest taking it, or must the priest return and take the blood from the vessel again as the verse requires?

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

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