Zevachim 75a and Zevachim 75b,
The meeting focused on the obligations and rules surrounding sacrifices, particularly regarding “smicha,” mixed offerings, and their implications for different types of animals and ownership.
- Discussed the obligations related to sacrifices and the concept of “smicha” in offerings.
- Clarified that women cannot perform “smicha” for sacrifices.
- Examined the implications of mixed sacrifices and their offerings.
- Noted that mixed sacrifices must be offered in the name of their owners.
- Addressed issues regarding the validity of offerings when animals are mixed before or after slaughter.
- Highlighted distinctions between individual and communal sacrifices in relation to “smicha.”
- Explored various scenarios involving firstborn animals and their treatment post-mix.
- Discussed the mixing rules for various animal offerings and their classifications.
- Clarified distinctions between male and female offerings affecting their ability to mix.
- Addressed the implications of Shmita on the storage and sale of products.