Powtórzonego Prawa 15:22 Odniesienia do Talmudu: Jerusalem Talmud Beitzah, Jerusalem Talmud Taanit & Makkot

MISHNAH: If a firstling³⁶The unblemished firstling has to be given to a Cohen who has to sacrifice it in the Temple. In the absence of a Temple no use can be had of an unblemished firstling; if it develops a defect it may be slaughtered and its meat consumed by everybody, pure or impure (Deut. 15:22). Since the development of a defect by a firstling is an eagerly awaited event, by rabbinic usage the existence of a defect must be verified by an expert. If no defect is found, the firstling is not food and may not be moved from the cistern before the end of the holiday. fell into a cistern, Rebbi Jehudah says, the expert should go down and inspect; if it has a defect he may lift it and slaughter; Rebbi Simeon says, any whose defect was not recognizable on the eve of the holiday is not prepared³⁷He holds that what was not food before the holiday cannot become food on the holiday; therefore the firstling may be inspected by the expert only after the end of the holiday..

³²⁰A slightly shortened version of Thr. rabba; cf. Babli Gittin 57b, Sanhedrin 94b. Rebbi Joḥanan said, 80’000 young priests were slaughtered for the blood of Zachariah³²¹2Chr. 24:20–22. In dying he invoked God’s vengeance.. Rebbi Yudan asked Rebbi Aḥa, where did they kill Zachariah? In the women’s courtyard or in Israel’s courtyard³²²Herod’s Temple had an outer courtyard accessible to women, a middle one accessible to Israel males, and an inner one reserved uniquely for the sacrificial service by Cohanim.? He said to him, neither in Israel’s courtyard nor in the women’s courtyard but in the priests’ courtyard. They treated his blood neither as ram’s blood nor as gazelle’s blood³²³Ram’s blood has to be poured on the base of the altar; deer’s blood has to be covered as indicated in the verse.. There is written, he shall pour out its blood and cover it with dust³²⁴Lev. 17:13.. But here³²⁵Ez. 24:7., for its blood was in its midst, on a bare rock he put it. Why all this? To arise rage, to avenge vengeance, I put its blood on a bare rock, without being covered³²⁶Ez. 24:8. In the verse: “impossible to cover.”. Seven sins did Israel commit on that day. They killed a priest, prophet, and judge, spilled innocent blood, defiled the Temple courtyard, and it was a Sabbath and Day of Atonement. When Nebuzaraddan³²⁷Sent to burn down Jerusalem after its surrender and the exile of its inhabitants. came here and saw the blood bubbling, he asked them, what is the matter with this? They told him, it is the blood of bulls, sheep, and rams, which we were sacrificing on the altar. Immediately he brought bulls, rams, and sheep and slaughtered them on it, but the blood still was bubbling. Since they did not confess, he hung them on gallows. They said, since the Holy One, praise to Him, wants to ask for his blood from us, they told him, it is the blood of a priest, prophet, and judge who was prophesying for us [all that you are doing to us.] We conspired against him and killed him. Immediately he brought 80’000 young priests and slaughtered them on it, but the blood was still bubbling. At this moment he got angry with him³²⁸Zachariah., and said to him, do you want to destroy your entire people because of you? Immediately the Holy One, praise to Him, was filled with mercy and said, if this one who is flesh and blood, and cruel, is filled with mercy for My children, I, where it is written about Me³²⁹Deut. 4:31., for a compassionate power is the Eternal, your God, He will not destroy you nor forget the covenant of your forefathers, not so much more? Immediately he indicated to the blood and it was absorbed on its place.

that the Torah says, (Deuteronomy 12, 17) "Do not eat it in your gates" and then later on says, (Deuteronomy 15,22) "In your gates you shall eat it--both the tamai and the tahor", and a baraisa was taught about this in the academy of Rebbi Yishmael