Chapter 8, Mishna 2
What amount of meat and wine must be consumed for son to be considered a glutton and a drunkard?
What disqualifies stubborn and rebellious son from being liable for death penalty?
Does consuming raw meat and undiluted wine qualify or disqualify son from being “stubborn and rebellious”?
What about heavily salted meat or wine that hasn’t finished fermenting?
What is considered salty meat or wine from his press?
What is relevance of discussion of wine falling out on page 70?
What is connection between wine and blood?
What happens if one drinks moderate amount of wine?
What happens if one drinks extreme amount of wine?
What does it mean that one who quarrels, complaints and injuries drinks wine?
What is relevance of bizarre incident between Noah and Ham after Noah planted vineyard?
What exactly happened in that incident?
What is relevance of multiple instances of vav followed by yud?
Was Adam banished from the Garden of Eden?
Are most sins caused by drunkenness?
Who was King Lemuel and what is relevance?
Did Solomon’s mother have him flogged for out of control drinking?
What if son’s overdrinking and overeating is done with group gathered to perform a mitzvah?
What about if he does it with a group of idlers?
Wha about if it’s a group that’s not idlers nor people doing a mitzvah?
What is relevance of what food is eaten?
What if he does it with a group more wicked than him?
If stubborn and rebellious son disobeys both his parents and God, is he liable for the death penalty?
Must he both eat meat and drink wine to be deemed a stubborn and rebellious son?

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