1)

What is "ha'Cheilev ha'Mechaseh es ha'Kerev" referring to?

1.

Rashi: It is referring exclusively to the membrane that covers the Keres (the stomach).

2.

Ramban: Since the Torah adds the word "Kol", it incorporates the membrane and a second layer of Cheilev that covers the stomach. 1


1

Sometime the Torah specifically mentions both layers of Cheilev (such as in Vayikra, 3:3) and sometimes (such as here) it incorporates them both in the word "Kol" (Ramban). See Ramban, who elaborates further.

2)

What does the Torah mean when it writes "ve'eis ha'Yoseres al ha'Kaveid "?

1.

Rashi: It means that Moshe was to burn some of the liver on the Mizbe'ach together with the lobe of the liver (the diaphragm).

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