Chapter 13, Mishna 9, Chapter 14, Mishna 1

If blood from one offering is placed in two cups, what results when cups are offered inside our outside the Temple courtyard?
What is the connection to situation where two animals are designated for one sin offering?
Why can a sin offering left to graze sometimes still be considered fit?
When is one liable for sacrificing temporarily blemished animals outside the courtyard?
Why is burning the red heifer outside the courtyard allowed?
What is the connection to doves and pigeons?
When are offerings by ritually impure people allowed outside the courtyard?
Why is one exempt for offering portions of food offerings outside the courtyard?
How about performing preparatory offering actions outside the courtyard?
When were private altars allowed and who performed the sacrifices?
Where were offerings eaten when the Tabernacle was in Shiloh?
Where were offerings eaten when the Temple was in Jerusalem?
What’s the difference between private altars and the public altar at the Tabernacle?
Which rules are the same for private and public altars?

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

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