Wood for Burning on the Altar - Atzei haMaarachah

Prohibition against burning the Wood away from the Altar, because this is the appropriate treatment for Idolatry: Pesachim 48a
Use in burning Invalid Offerings: Pesachim 49a
Whether the bringing of wood to the Altar counts as a real Service: Eruvin 104a; Pesachim 65b
Punishment for burning this wood for one's self: Makkot 22a

The bringing of an Offering for those who donate the Wood suspends Special Prayers of the Shifts of National Representatives: Taanit 26a, 28a
Dates and specific people for the donation of the wood: Eruvin 41a; Taanit 26a, 28a
How specific dates and people came to be the dates and bringers of the wood: Taanit 28a
Making a holiday out of bringing the wood: Eruvin 41a
The Dates and Bringers as an Institution of the Prophets: Taanit 28a
When to bring the wood, in the event that the usual date falls out on Shabbat: Megillah 5a
On the 15th of Av, after which the nights would begin to lengthen and the Sun's heat weakened, they would complete the bringing of wood for the Altar: Taanit 31a
Attempt of the Monarch to block bringing of the wood, and how the Jews got around it: Taanit 28a


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