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Shkalim 8:8 Even When There Ain't No Temple
Which mitzvot can be performed only when there's a temple. Which can be performed even once the temple is destroyed. This and more in the final mishna of tractate Shkalim.
CC [00:28:52] If you say you're fruit are "Bikurim" did you just turn them into holy fruit? What now? Find out in today's Chashukei Chemed. -
Shkalim 8:7 Inside / Outside?
Where should meat that became impure be burned? Find out in today's mishna.
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Shkalim 8:6 Off Limits BBQ
When sacrificial meat contracts different levels of impurity, it has to be burned. But where? In the Temple Courtyard? Outside in a non-holy location?
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Shkalim 8:5 The Thick Veil That Can Never Be Rent
Our Mishna discusses the incredibly thick, heavy, intricate and beautiful curtain that divided the Holy from the Holy of Holies. It also goes into the huge job it would be to remove, clean and replace it.
CC [00:13:36]: How important it is to replace the old, tattered Parochet with a new one? Find out in today's Chashukei Chemed. -
Shkalim 8:4 Spot Cleaning Ain't an Option
What happens when the super thick, super large holy parochet (curtain) contracts impurity? Find out in today's mishna.
CC [00:15:20] What two things do we "show off" to the public? Find out in today's Chashukei Chemed. -
Shkalim 8:3 Cleavers, Knives & Animal Lives
Different types of knives are found right before Pesach. Can we assume they are pure? Our mishna discusses this issue.
CC [00:31:00] Woops! Forgot my knife with a goy at the shuk. What is it's kosher status?
Find out in today's Chashukei Chemed.