Menahot 73: Idolators' Temple Offerings (Yes, Really)

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Menahot 73: Idolators’ Temple Offerings (Yes, Really)

03.25.2026 | ז׳ בניסן תשפ״ו

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A new chapter! With a breakdown of the specific various grain-offerings, with an initial focus on the different ways a grain-offering could be prepared. With a question as to whether the variety could be brought together to complete a dedication of an offering. With a focus on the impact of the nature of the way the offering is prepared. Also, voluntary offerings that are usually understood to be burnt-offerings, but a poor person might bring a grain-offering as a burnt-offering. Note also that idolators could bring an offering, and even eat from the offering they brought. But what are they allowed to bring?

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