If someone vows to bring a meal offering but mentions details that are inaccurate, do we obligate him/her to bring a mincha offering or do we assume that the end contradicts the beginning of the statement and that his/her intention was not to bring a meal offering? The largest quantity of fine flour one can…

What are the halachot regarding voluntary offerings of wine and oil – can they be brought voluntarily? Are there specific quantities? Can one bring a voluntary meal offering of the type that were brought with sacrifices or does it need to be one of the five mentioned in the Torah? What happens if one specifies…

The gemara continues to bring another case not mentioned in the mishna – if one said types (plural) or mincha (singular) – how many would one need to bring? The gemara discusses whether the mishna can fit in with Rabbi Shimon’s opinion who holds that in addition to the 5 types mentioned in the Torah, one can also…

The mishna and gemara discuss cases of general vows (where one specified somewhat but not enough) or vows where one specified but doesn’t remember what was specified – what is one to do in order to fulfill one’s vow?

Why were there 6 boxes for money for voluntary offerings in the Beit Hamikdash (6 out of 13 were for this!)? If someone specified a particular animal for a voluntary offering and it became blemished, are there rules regarding what one can bring in its stead?

 The mishna discusses a temple called the house of Onais that was in Egypt – if someone vows to bring a sacrifice there or to shave his hair (if he is a nazir), what is considered fulfillment of the vow? If a priest worshipped there and then returns to wroship in the Temple – can…

Was the Temple of Onias created for God or for idol worship – what lead to its establishment? The gemara ends with various statements regarding – leadership and those who desire leadership positions, the important of Talmud Torah as a replacement for sacrifices, the concept that all sacrifices are equal before God – rich people’s…