Chapter 13, Mishna 1, 2

What counts toward an olive-bulk for liability regarding the prohibition on “offering up” outside the Holy Temple?
What is “offering up” in this context?
Does liability require a period of fitness?
Does it matter if the offering was disqualified while in the Holy Temple?
When is an impure person liable for eating sacrificial food?
In what ways is the impurity of a person more and less stringent than the impurity of sacrificial meat ?
Does offering up outside only violate this prohibition if done for God?
What is meant by “Ish ish?”
How about the term “that man?”
And the term “To the Lord?”
What makes one liable for offering up outside the courtyard?
Does offering up on a rock count as offering up?
Are the indispensable features of the Temple altar also needed for a private altar in the years when private altars are permitted?

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

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