Zevahim 98: Ending on a "Teku"

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Zevahim 98: Ending on a “Teku”

12.21.2025 | א׳ בטבת תשפ״ו

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Additional consideration of the rules about absorption and how they apply to the meal offering – and also the sin-offering, both of which are specified, when we might have thought only one would apply. Plus, the regulations of the sin-offering, including the kohen’s using his right hand. Also, closing out the chapter – ending on a “teku” – when both blood and grease is absorbed by a seller’s garment. And opening a new chapter with a new mishnah – with the case of one who has gone to the mikveh, but still needs to offer a sacrifice to remove impurity.

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