Tractate Zevachim
Mishnah Zevachim, the forty-first tractate and first of Seder Kodashim, governs the ritual slaughter of sacrifices and causes of invalidity. It has 14 chapters and 101 mishnayot.
Zevachim - Chapter 1 All offerings, valid despite improper intention in certain cases.
Zevachim - Chapter 2 All disqualified or invalid offerings, and their various cases.
Zevachim - Chapter 3 Offerings received by an unfit priest, and the effect on their validity.
Zevachim - Chapter 4 The disputes between Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel on sacrificial matters.
Zevachim - Chapter 5 Where each type of offering is slaughtered, according to its degree of holiness.
Zevachim - Chapter 6 The offerings of the highest holiness, and the precise locations of their slaughter.
Zevachim - Chapter 7 Offerings mixed together, and the various cases involved.
Zevachim - Chapter 8 Offerings mixed with other offerings or with non-consecrated items.
Zevachim - Chapter 9 The altar sanctifies what is fit for it.
Zevachim - Chapter 10 The priority given to the regular offering over the others.
Zevachim - Chapter 11 The blood of the offerings, and the rules for its sprinkling.
Zevachim - Chapter 12 The status of one who immersed that very day (tevul yom).
Zevachim - Chapter 13 One who slaughters or offers a sacrifice outside the designated place.
Zevachim - Chapter 14 Before the Tabernacle was erected, the private altars (bamot).
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