Tazria
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Why are the laws affecting humans written after the laws of animals?
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How long is a woman tomei after the birth of a son? A daughter?
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Why is her impure period stated as ‘in clear blood’?
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What kind of korbanos does a woman have to bring when she is cleansed?
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Which one of her korbanos actually causes her to become tahor (pure)?
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Can any rabbi decide whether negayim are tomei or tahor? Proof?
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How many hairs have to change to white in order to make the person tomei?
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On which statement does Rashi comment, “I don’t know its meaning”? Why?
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In which case is the person declared tomei immediately? When is he locked up?
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When is a person locked up for a second time? For how long?
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Sometimes the person is declared tahor yet must wash (towel) himself and his clothes. Why?
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After being locked up what has to happen to his negah to make him tomei? tahor?
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What is the general difference between these: s’ais, sapachas, baheres?
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May a Kohein decide on a person with a negah by getting information about its condition? Proof?
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Is it possible that a person could become tahor even while he has a regular tzoraas? Explain.
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There are certain days and certain people that a Kohein should refuse to check. Which?
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What are the signs of tumah for a negah on the skin? On the head?
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If a Kohein mistakenly declares a person ‘tahor’ who is really tomei, is it OK?
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Explain these: nesek, bohak, tzareves, keireiach, giveiach.
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What is a Metzorah supposed to do to his clothes? To his hair? What does he announce?
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What kind of clothes (materials) can develop negayim? What colors are they?
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What is done with a garment that became tomei?
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When is the negah supposed to be washed? If the negah’s coloring remains the same what is done to it? And if the negah darkened somewhat?
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If after washing it, it reappears again what is done to the beged (garment)?
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If the negah was removed after washing it, what is done to the beged?
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Are there negayim today? Why? How is this connected to the Golus (Exile)?