Kodshim
These are the individual tractates of Kodashim, the fifth order of the Mishna. These descriptions are not meant as
halachic decisions. Please consult an Orthodox Rabbi for specific information.
- Zevachim - The laws concerning the bringing of animal offerings in the Temple.
- Menachos - The laws of meal offerings in the Temple.
- Chulin - The laws of ritual slaughter (shechita) and kashrus.
- Bechoros - The laws of the first born male child (both animal and human).
- Erchin - The value of a pledge to the Temple "on my life/on my child's life" etc.
- Temura - The (illegal) transfer of holiness from one potential animal sacrifice to another.
- Krisos - The bringing of sin offerings or other offerings for the more serious sins.
- Me'ila - The accidental personal use of Temple property.
- Tamid - The laws of the daily service in the Temple.
- Midos - A description of the second Temple in Jerusalem.
- Kinim - The laws of bird offerings in the Temple.
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