The Daily Offering - Olat Tamid

Procedure for the Eve of Pesach

The Accompanying Flour/Libations

At Mount Sinai, and in the Desert: Chagigah 6a-b

Brought by the Tribe of Levi in the Desert: Chagigah 6b

When the Jews first entered Israel: Megillah 3a-b

Inability of an individual to bring this Offering: Menachot 65a

The Offering is property of the entire nation: Taanit 26a, 27a

The Offering was suspended on the 17th of Tammuz: Taanit 26b, 28b

The importance of this Mitzvah, vs. the importance of Torah study: Eruvin 63b; Megillah 3a-b

Whether leftover, un-used animals from the korban tamid may be redeemed, by special condition of the courts [tenai beit din]: Zevachim 6b-7a

Bechor - First Born Animal: Pesachim 47b

Maaser Beheimah - Animal Tithe: Pesachim 47b

Ram in its 13th month: Pesachim 47b

Requisite similarity of the Morning and Afternoon Offerings: Yoma 61b

Either a goat or a lamb may be used, without preference for either: Pesachim 57b; Keritot 28a

Taking the finest of the herd: Yoma 70b; Megillah 28a

Minimum number of lambs kept in the room of the lambs in the Temple for the Daily Offerings: Menachot 49b-50a

The animals are set aside for examination, at least four days beforehand: Pesachim 96a; Menachos 49b

What if an animal was brought without examination on Shabbat: Succah 42a

Whether an animal is brought for the daily offering or for a musaf [special, additional offering], where there aren't enough: Menachot 49a-b

The above, between the next day's daily offering, and today's musaf [special additional offering]: Menachot 49a

When the Mitzvah of skinning the animal and separating its limbs came into effect, whether at Mount Sinai or later: Chagigah 6b

Burning the Fats/Limbs that night, if that night is Shabbat or a Holiday: Pesachim 59b

Burning the Fats/Limbs that night, if that day was Shabbat and that night is Yom Kippur: Shabbat 113a, 114a-b; Yoma 46a; Succah 54b

How I know what time the morning and afternoon korban tamid may be brought: Zevachim 11b

Bringing the korban as early as the 4th hour of the day: Niddah 8a

No korban may precede the morning korban tamid: Pesachim 58b; Menachot 49a-b

Whether the rule that the korban tamid comes first each morning is absolute: Menachot 49a-b

Bringing incense before the morning korban tamid: Pesachim 59a

Bringing a special, additional korban musaf before the morning korban tamid: Menachot 49a-b

Source for the time of bringing the Afternoon Offering: Pesachim 58a

Time to bring the Afternoon Offering on the Eve of Shabbat: Pesachim 58a,58b

Time to bring the Afternoon Offering on Shabbat: Pesachim 58a

Making it late on Shabbat, just like the weekdays, although there are no personally-vowed Offerings on Shabbat: Pesachim 58b

Where the fats of the Daily and Additional Offerings are stored on Shabbat which is Rosh Chodesh: Succah 54b-55a

One may not bring a personally-vowed Offering after the Afternoon Offering is brought: Pesachim 58a, 58b

Bringing the Afternoon Offering if one didn't bring the Morning Offering: Menachot 49a, 50a

Bringing the Incense after the Afternoon Offering: Pesachim 59a

Lighting the Menorah after the afternoon Offering: Pesachim 59a



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