Walking Items to the Altar - Holachah

Whether the status of Holachah as a "Real Service" has ample textual basis in the Torah: Chagigah 11a

Whether the bringing of limbs from a korban to the ramp of the Altar counts as a real Service: Eruvin 104a; Pesachim 65b; Zevachim 14b, 35a

Whether the bringing of wood to the altar counts as Service: Eruvin 104a; Pesachim 65b; Zevachim 35a

Whether one may bring an offering without actually performing an act of Holachah: Zevachim 4a, 13a

Disqualification of a korban because of an inappropriate thought while performing holachah: Zevachim 4a, 13a, 15a

Disqualification of a korban because of an inappropriate thought while performing an unnecessary act of holachah: Zevachim 15b

Defining "unnecessary" holachah: Zevachim 15b

If one performs holachah without actually travelling, but rather the item is handed off, is that "holachah" at all: Pesachim 64b; Zevachim 14a-b, 14b-15a

If one performs holachah by sitting down and scooting or crawling: Zevachim 14b

If one is holding the item in one's left hand: Yoma 48b-49a; Zevachim 11a, 14b, 24b

If holachah was done improperly, is it correctable by returning to the initial point and doing the holachah again: Zevachim 14b-15a, 15a-b

If holachah was done properly, is it then ruined if the item is returned to the initial point and then brought to the mizbeiach improperly: Zevachim 15a-b

How holachah is performed with flour offerings: Sotah 14b

How holachah is performed with a bird brought as a sin-offering, which is processed entirely by the side of the mizbeiach: Zevachim 15a

What happens to chataot hapnimiyot if one transports them into the heichal with a thought of pigul: Zevachim 14a

What happens if a non-kohen performs holachah: Zevachim 14a-b, 15a-b

What happens if an intoxicated kohen performs holachah: Zevachim 14a-b

What happens if a blemished kohen performs holachah: Zevachim 14a-b


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