More comparisons between chametz and hekdesh – including the phenomenon of the prohibition of food, and including chametz that is hekdesh on Pesach. Plus: Another example of two prohibitions coming together – in the case of having to pay damage from an action that itself violated Shabbat or Yom Kippur. Also – mixtures of prohibited food together with permitted food. Verging into the concepts that are most relevant in Hilkhot Kashrut… For example, what it takes for a food to be nullified in a larger amount of food… and when chametz can’t be nullified at all.
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