Study Guide Menachot 18. What is the debate between Rabbi Elazar, Rabbi Yehuda and the first Tanna regarding a case where one thought to leave the blood until tomorrow (but didn’t have a thought regarding consumption of the blood)? What parts of the mincha offering process are not critical?

Shiur sponsored in memory of Herzl Zvi Shlomo ben Pesach and Dina Sarah. Based on what principles can we determine that the details given by Torah relating to sacrifices are absolutely necessary?

Study Guide Menachot 20. What types of offerings need salt? How is this derived from the Torah?

What is the status of blood that was salted, blood that was coagulated? Is it allowed on the altar and therefore also forbidden if one eats it? How and where was the salting performed? A mishna in shekalim states that the rabbis allowed the kohanim to benefit from salt of the temple. Shmuel explains what…

Laws regarding mixtures of meal offerings are discussed and vertious issues are raised.

Study Guide Menachot 23. When sanctified items are placed in the same sanctified vessel they are considered combined. What is the meaning of this? To what extent? Do they need to be touching? Various other questions are asked regarding this principle.

In what cases does the tzitz provide atonement? And in which cases does it not?

What if something happened to disqualify the remainder before the kometz was burned? What if the kmitza wasn’t taken from a vessel or wasn’t placed in a vessel?

What parts of the mincha offering are necessary? Which parts of other offerings are critical? From where do we derive the law in all these cases?

Study Guide Menachot 28. Other laws that must be done in a particular manner are discussed in the mishna. The gemara delves into details regarding the Menora.