יום ג', חול המועד סוכות
Bechoros 11
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- Summary of the Daf
- There is a disagreement about whether Rebbi Yehudah agrees that one may redeem a Peter Chamor with anything other than a sheep.
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- If one redeems his friend's Peter Chamor, the redemption is valid.
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- If one steals a Peter Chamor before it is redeemed, he must pay Kefel (double) to its owner.
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- An animal that is bought or given as a gift is not obligated in Ma'aser Behemah.
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- A Jew who separates a sheep to redeem a doubtful Peter Chamor (see Mishnah 9a) must separate Ma'aser Behemah from that sheep.
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- If a person inherited ten firstborn donkeys from his mother's father who was a Kohen, and his grandfather had inherited them from his mother's father who was a Yisrael, he may redeem them with ten sheep and keep the sheep.
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- If a person inherited untithed grain from his mother's father who was a Kohen, and his grandfather inherited the grain from his mother's father who was a Yisrael, he may separate the Terumos and Ma'aseros and treat them as his own.
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- If a Nochri gathered grain that was grown in Eretz Yisrael, there is an argument about whether it is exempt from Ma'aseros.
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- If a sheep used to redeem a Peter Chamor dies before it is given to the Kohen, a Kohen may benefit from its carcass.
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