What are the implications of "Velakachta So'les Ve'afisa"?
Menachos, 76b: "Soles Ve'afisa" implies that Lechatchlah. one should purchase flour for the Menachos, and "Velakchta", that Bedi'eved if they purchased wheat, they are Yotzei.
" Ve'afisa osah". What is the word " osah" coming to preclude?
Menachos, 76b: With reference to 24:5:1:1 - it confines the Heter Bedi'eved to the Lechem ha'Panim; 1 but other Menachos (Tzibur) must be purchased in the form of flour.
See Torah Temimah, note 8.
What are the implications of "Sh'teim-Esrei Chalos" and "Sh'nei Esronim"?
Targum Yonasan and Sifra: It implies that the twelve Loaves must be equal in size (and so must the two Esronim - Sifra).
"Sh'nei Esronim Yih'yeh ha'Chalah ha'Echas". What are the implications of the words "ha'Chalah ha'Echas"?
Menachos, 94a: It implies that the twelve Chalos must be kneaded one by one.
"Yih'yeh ha'Chalah ha'Echas" . Why does the Torah insert the word "Yih'yeh " (See Torah Temimah, note 10)?
Menachos, 94a: With reference to 24:5:1.2:1 - it teaches us that the same applies to the Sh'tei ha'Lechem on Shavu'os.
What is the significance of the twelve loaves?
