יום ד', חול המועד סוכות
Bechoros 12
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- Summary of the Daf
- The Mishnah lists the animals that are not considered like a sheep for the purpose of redeeming a firstborn donkey.
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- There is an argument about whether a sheep that is the offspring of two different species may be used to redeem a firstborn donkey.
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- There is an argument about whether a sheep that is a Ben Peku'ah (it was in the womb while the mother was slaughtered) may be used to redeem a firstborn donkey.
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- One may not redeem a firstborn donkey with a sheep of Pesulei ha'Mukdashin that was redeemed.
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- The firstborn of an animal bought with money of Shemitah is exempt from the laws of a firstborn animal. However, it is obligated in Matnos Kehunah.
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- One who makes dough from Shemitah grain and eats some of the dough before separating Chalah is liable for Misah.
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- A Jew should not give a firstborn donkey to a Kohen who says that he will redeem it on his own, unless he actually sees the Kohen redeem it with a sheep.
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- There is an argument in the Mishnah about a person who redeems a firstborn donkey with a sheep but does not give it to the Kohen before the sheep dies.
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- There is an argument in the Mishnah about a person who redeems a firstborn donkey with a sheep but does not give it to the Kohen before the donkey dies.
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