1)

?ve?Chol Minchas Kohen Kalil Tih?yeh?. What is ?ve?Chol coming to include?

1.

R. Bachye and Sifra: It incorporates the Minchas Nedavah of a Kohen in the Din of Kalil. 1

1

Implying that the Minchas Chavitin is considered a Chovah. See Torah Temimah note 92.

2)

What is the Din regarding the Minchh of a Kohenes?

1.

R. Bachye (citing Sotah 23b): ?Minchas Kohen? precludes the Minchah of a Kohenes 1 which is eaten 2 (by male Kohanim).

1

See Torah Temimah note 93.

2

See R. Bachye who cites six differences between Kohanim and Kohanos, some of which he ascribes to the fact that it was a woman who brough death to the world.

3)

?Kalil Tih?yeh?. What are the implications of ?Tih?yeh??

1.

Sifra: It implies that the Mitzvah to burn it applies even to a small amount. 1

1

See Torah Temimah note 995.

4)

What are the connotations of ?Kalil Tih?yeh??

1.

Menachos 51b: We learn via a Gezeirah Shavah ?Kalil? ?Kalil? from the Kohen Gadol in Pasuk 15 that ?Kalil Tih?yeh? is intrinsicly a a Mitzvah (and not merely an insurance against eating it ? Torah Temimah).

5)

What are the connotations of ?Kalil Tih?yeh Lo Se?achel??

1.

Menachos 74b: It teaches us the principle that, what needs to be burnt is subjet to La?av if one eats it. 1

1

See Torah Temimh note 96.

6)

Why is the Minchah of a Kohen completely burned?

1.

Ramban (on Pasuk 11, citing the Moreh Nevuchim), Da'as Zekenim, Hadar Zekenim and Moshav Zekenim: Because it is always the Kohen who sacrifices his own Minchah. Consequently, if, apart from the Kometz and the Levonah that goes on the Mizbe'ach, he himself were to eat the Shirayim, it would be as if he had not given anything to Hashem. 1

1

Da'as Zekenim and Hadar Zekenim: When a Kohen offers a Chatas or an Asham, the Cheilev and Emurim are burned, and the Kohanim of the current Mishmar receive the hide. Moshav Zekenim - how will we explain Chatas ha'Of, where the Mizbe'ach receives only its blood (even if a Kohen offers it)? The answer is that it is not the poor man who eats the bird but the Kohen. He has brought it to Hashem and Hashem has given it to the Kohen to eat.

7)

Since every Minchas Kohen is completely burned, why did the previous Pasuk need to teach us that that the Chavitei Kohen Gadol is burned?

1.

Moshav Zekenim: This follows the peinciple that, in the realm of Kodshim, two Pesukim are needed to teach us that something is crucial - that it is othewise Pasul even Bedi'eved.

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