What if we cook terumah with ordinary food? It turns out that the rabbis, like some aesthetes today, are mainly interested in what the result tastes like.

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Not all plants are alike and planting out terumah is not always a problem. Chapter 9 closes by identifying which plants have which consequences.

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What happens if we plant out terumah? Are the resulting crops terumah too? And what if the harvest is planted out in turn? Does the cycle ever stop?

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When confronted with two less-than-ideal choices, in a life-changing situation, what should we do? Chapter 8 of Terumot suddenly shifts focus from uncertainty about the status of a cask of wine to uncertainty about an attack by Gentile marauders.

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The eighth chapter of Terumot flip-flops between existential uncertainty and questions of life and death. When confronted with two less-than-ideal choices, what do we do?

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What if our terumah has been sipped by a snake? The eighth chapter of Terumot closes with questions of life and death and gives us, along the way, a fascinating insight into Mishnaic medicine and zoology.

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Today's Daily Mishnah opens the eighth chapter of Terumot with more questions of existential uncertainty: what if the cohen is not a cohen, or a slave is no longer a slave?

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Today's Daily Mishnah closes the seventh chapter of Terumot with questions of existential uncertainty: if we have two piles of food, one of terumah and one of ordinary food, and we can't remember which is which, what do we do if there an accident?

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Today's Daily Mishnah opens the seventh chapter of Terumot with a mirror image of the first three mishnayot of Chapter 6. But, whereas Chapter 6 dealt with eating terumah by accident, Chapter 7 will look at eating it on purpose.

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Today's Daily Mishnah continues the sixth chapter of Terumot with accidents and more: what happens if we eat terumah by mistake or steal it or both?

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