23 Results
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blessings on the Pesach offering and the chagigah offering, does either blessing exempt the other?
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brought on weekdays, only in pure state, when Pesach isn’t sufficient to satiate, from cattle, male or female animals, eaten for 2 days and one night, may use maaser sheni money unlike Pesach offering
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burning sacrificial fats overrides Yom Tov?
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chagigah and all other cooked foods served with the Pesach offering must be finished by midnight, usually a chagigah can be eaten for 2 days and 1 night
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compared to chagigah and reiyah
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comparison to chagigah and obligation to rejoice
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comparison to reiyah and the obligation to rejoice
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deferring some chagigah animals to the last day of Yom Tov
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from non consecrated funds, or even maaser sheni funds
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may be brought all days of Yom Tov , even Shemini Atzeres, as learned out from Pesach, preferable on first day, not on Shabbos
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minimum value
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minor separating terumah, consecrating, bring sacrifices, being appointed an agent for these tasks, bring bikkurim, bring chagigah, bring Pesach offering, maaser beheimah, temurah, liable for bringing a sacrifice outside the temple?
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minor separating terumah, consecrating, bring sacrifices, being appointed an agent for these tasks, bring bikkurim, bring chagigah, bring Pesach offering, maaser beheimah, temurah, liable for bringing a sacrifice outside the temple?
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Pesach and Pesach sheni, similarities and differences in law, kares? sources, hallel? sources, chagigah? sources, Pesach sheni brought in state of impurity?
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pledges of specific value of sacrifice
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postponed, but not predated
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price, reason
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slaughtered before Yom Tov began
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two cooked dishes at the seder, one in memory of the Pesach offering, one in memory of the chagigah offering
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use maser sheni money to supplement purchase
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when Shavuos falls out on Shabbos
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wood offering, Tisha Bav, chagigah offering, hakhel, Rosh Chodesh seudah , Purim seudah ,