Chapter 2, Mishna 5, Chapter 3, Mishna 1 If one had improper intent re time concerning less than an olive’s bulk (kezayit) of the offering, is the sacrifice rendered pigul?And if one had intent for multiple small portions that together …

Chapter 2, Mishna 5 What is the general principle regarding one who sprinkles the blood of a sacrifice in the wrong place or at the wrong time?Which specific act fulfills the obligation of atonement for the owner?What is the law …

Chapter 2, Mishna 4 Why do we study such complicated laws that cannot possibly apply to us in the real world?What if one intends to consume meat or sprinkle blood outside designated area?What if one intends to consume meat or …

Chapter 2, Mishna 3, 4 If the blood of a sacrifice was sprinkled in the wrong location on the altar, what is the law concerning the edible portions of the offering?Does applying the blood to the wrong place on the …

Chapter 2, Mishna 2, 3 If an offering must be slaughtered in the Teople courtyard in order to be valid, what of only part of the animal, or part of the priest is in the courtyard?If the blood of an …

Chapter 2, Mishna 1 If an action by priest needs to be performed by finger, does it need to be right hand?Does use of left hand to convey limbs of elevation offering up altar disqualify it?What creates atonement when offering …

Chapter 2, Mishna 1 How does the front plate of the High Priest (tzitz) atone for offerings that became impure?Does the tzitz bring acceptance for all impure offerings?And does it atone even when the individual bringing the offering was unaware …

Chapter 2, Mishna 1 What are the requirements for the hand/foot washing of the priests in the Holy Temple with regard to service vessels?Must a priest be circumcised to serve in the Holy Temple?What is an uncircumcised heart?How does tumah …

Chapter 2, Mishna 1 If a priest sanctified his hands and feet for the removal of the ashes from the altar, and that act was performed before dawn, does he need to sanctify them again for the daytime service?But we …