Seder Kodashim

Animal and bird sacrifices in the Temple.

Flour offerings, usually mixed with oil, wine libations, and bread loaf offerings in the Temple.

Slaughter of animals and birds for non-consecrated purposes, other aspects of kashrut.

Transfer of first-born kosher animals to a priest, redemption of first-born donkeys and people.

Vowing to donate a person’s prescribed value delineated in the Torah to the Temple, donations of land to the Temple.

The sanctity of animals dedicated for sacrifice and the prohibition of exchanging them for others.

Karet, divinely-issued severance from the Jewish people, and sacrifices for unintentional sin.

Prohibited benefit from Temple property, the sacrifice and restitution offered as atonement.

The daily Temple service, including the burnt-offerings brought every morning and afternoon.

Measurements and descriptions of the Second Temple and the Temple Mount.

Bird-offerings that are mixed up and the complex math involved in determining their status.

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