This week we will continue analyzing pigul, teaching that it applies only when the improper intent occurs during an essential act of the same korban, with valid blood, and without interruption—excluding cases of partial intent, mixed korbanot, or improper slaughter order—and concluding that pigul entails karet only when the sacrifice would otherwise permit eating. We will then learn about the placement of blood on the alter: which offerings require applications “above” or “below” the red line on the altar and how sprinkling on the wrong half or side affects validity.
