Sheep (שה)

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MISHNA: One may not redeem a firstborn donkey, neither with a calf, nor with an undomesticated animal, nor with a slaughtered animal, nor with a tereifa, nor with a hybrid of a sheep and a goat, nor with a koy, which is an animal with regard to which it is uncertain whether it is domesticated or undomesticated. And Rabbi Eliezer deems it permitted to redeem a firstborn donkey with a hybrid of a sheep and a goat, because it is a lamb, i.e…

Bekhorot 12a:1-2

YOUR LAMB SHALL BE WITHOUT BLEMISH. It shall be without any deformity. The word seh (lamb) also applies to the two kinds taken in by the term tzon (flock). Sehkhevasim ve-seh izzim (the sheep and the goat) (Deut. 14:4) is similar. Rabbi Moses ben Amram Ha-Parsi says that the obligation to offer a lamb only pertains to the Passover brought in Egypt. However, in the Land of Israel one could sacrifice a lamb or a bull. He offers as proof, And thou shalt sacrifice the passover-offering unto the Lord thy God, of the flock and the herd (Deut…

Ibn Ezra on Exodus 12:5:1

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