Loaves of a Thanks Offering - Lachmei Todah

The Thanks Offering - Korban Todah

Whether all forty loaves must be made, or only some: Nedarim 12b; Niddah 6b

What if one has eighty loaves: Eruvin 50a-b

Whether these loaves are considered to be within the general class of Flour Offerings: Menachot 46b

They were Leaven [, and therefore Thanks Offerings weren't brought on Pesach or the day beforehand]: Pesachim 13b; Menachot 52b

Whether the leaven is part of the measure of flour, or extra: Menachot 52b

The amount of oil used is not enough to invalidate it for Matzah on Pesach: Pesachim 38b

Whether the Bread becomes holy with the Slaughtering of the Offering, which is the First Rite Necessary to Permit the Bread, even before the Sprinkling of the Blood: Pesachim 13b

Whether, if the Blood is spilled, the Bread is still holy and may not be Redeemed: Pesachim 13b

Dedicating the loaves while they are in their dough state: Niddah 6b

Using Bread which isn't fully baked: Pesachim 37a-b

If one slaugtered the Lambs while he had eighty loaves: Menachot 48a

Whether loaves are needed for a thanks offering which is a replacement for a lost thanks offering, if the original is then found: Zevachim 9a; Temurah 18b

Whether loaves are needed for an animal born of a korban todah: Temurah 18b

Whether loaves are needed for an animal substituted for a korban todah: Temurah 18b

How long one may eat these loaves: Zevachim 36a

Bringing them on the communal altars in Nov and Givon: Pesachim 38b

Bringing them with another korban todah, if their original was lost: Pesachim 13b

Bringing the loaves with another korban todah, if they were originally promised specifically with that animal: Pesachim 13b

Whether they must be in Jerusalem, or in the Outer Room of the Temple during the Slaughtering of the Offering: Pesachim 63b

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

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

What if the loaves are lost following the Raising of the Loaves: Menachot 46a-b

What if the loaves become impure, break, or leave the Temple area after the Slaughter of the lambs or after the Sprinkling of the blood: Menachot 46a

If one of the loaves is lost and replaced after the first loaf had undergone the Lifting service, does the replacement require lifting: Menachot 46b

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

Whether the tithe must come from all of the four different types of bread, or not: Nedarim 12b

When the tithe may be removed, in the process of preparation: Nedarim 12b

Eating from the loaves when one is impure, if they have not yet been tithed for the kohen: Zevachim 36b

One day and one night: Pesachim 38b

One may not give a Kohen a piece of a loaf; only full loaves are distributed to the Kohanim: Pesachim 37b

Their use in displaying the time for Suspension and prohibition against Leaven on the day before Pesach: Pesachim 11b, 13b

Use as Matzah on Pesach: Pesachim 35a, 38a-b

The above rule, as an "Almost" Law Spoken to Moshe at Sinai: Pesachim 38b



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