Cheilev

chametz compared to neveilah, nossar, condemned ox, cheilev, guilt offering based on doubt

conflicting sets of witnesses regarding whether the first husband died or not, also whether he divorced her or not, captured and maybe pure or violated, maybe ate cheilev, maybe she got married or not

items that the Torah declares forbidden to eat also forbidden for benefit unless the Torah states otherwise? flesh of a living animal? neveilah? cheilev? blood? gid hanashah? bread roasted kernels plump kernels? sheratzim? condemned ox? Pesach ">chametz owned by a Jew on Pesach? kilayiim of the vineyard? orlah? tereifah?

items that the Torah declares forbidden to eat also forbidden for benefit unless the Torah states otherwise? flesh of a living animal? neveilah? cheilev? blood? gid hanashah? bread roasted kernels plump kernels? sheratzim? condemned ox? Pesach ">chametz owned by a Jew on Pesach? kilayiim of the vineyard? orlah? tereifah?

Pesach offering or a different offering, meat remained pure and cheilev impure or the opposite, sacrificial parts pure or impure, throw the blood on the altar? offering valid? kometz of the omer or its remnants impure, offering valid?