Thanks Offerings - Korban Todah

Loaves of the korban todah - Lachmei Todah

Designating Offerings

Bringing a korban todah is compared with the mitzvah of gladdening a bride and groom: Berachot 6b

Whether a kohen may donate a korban todah: Menachot 46b

Using maaser sheni funds to acquire a korban todah: Zevachim 50a

A korban todah is considered a sub-set of shelamim: Zevachim 4a

For certain laws, the korban todah is compared to the korban shelamim, due to Biblical usage of the term "Shelamim" on the korban todah: Menachot 46a, 46b, 47b

There are two matirin [elements necessary to permit its consumption]: The slaughtering and the blood-sprinkling: Pesachim 13b

Rule that the ram may be slaughtered anywhere in the azarah: Zevachim 55a

Placing the blood on two corners of the external mizbeiach: Zevachim 55a

Whether the loaves or the lambs are the central element: Menachot 46b

What if one slaugtered the lambs while he had 80 loaves: Menachot 48a

Whether the loaves and lambs are both integral to the offering: Menachot 46a, 46b

Time allotted for consumption: Pesachim 3a; Zevachim 36a

How long one may eat a todah which was initially a replacement for a lost todah, and was then brought on its own as a todah: Zevachim 36a

How long one may eat the temurah of a korban todah, when it is brought as a todah: Zevachim 36a

How long one may eat the animal born from a korban todah, when it is brought as a todah: Zevachim 36a

It isn't brought on the day before Pesach, or on Pesach, due to the leaven in the associated loaves: Pesachim 13b

The Left-Overs are burnt during the daytime: Pesachim 3a

Whether the lambs and loaves are lifted together or separately: Menachot 46b

Punishment for eating from this offering before the blood is sprinkled: Makkot 17a

Punishment for eating from this offering outside Jerusalem: Makkot 17a

Who receives the skins: Megillah 26a

Who may eat from this korban, and where: Zevachim 55a

Who may eat the parts which are given to the kohanim, and where, and when: Zevachim 55a

If the animal damages something, the victim collects the body of the korban todah which damaged, but the owner must still bring it as an Offering first: Bava Kama 13b

What if a korban todah was confused with an animal which the owner attempted to exchange for it, and then one of those animals died: Rosh HaShanah 5b

An animal which is born from a korban todah: Temurah 18a, 18b; Keritot 27a

An animal which is substituted for a korban todah: Temurah 18a, 18b; Keritot 27a

What happens if the korban is lost and replaced, and then the original is found: Zevachim 9a; Temurah 18a, 18b; Keritot 27a [see more here regarding the loaves for this korban]

If the korban is lost and replaced after the first animal had undergone the Lifting service, does the replacement require lifting: Menachot 46b

If the blood was sprinkled with improper intent after the bread split following the slaughter of the lambs: Menachot 47b

What if a korban todah is processed with a shelamim in mind: Zevachim 4a, 7a

What if a korban todah is processed with someone other than the owner in mind: Zevachim 7a

What if one slaughtered the korban pesach outside its proper timeframe, with intent that it should be a todah: Zevachim 9a



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