This section of the Steinsaltz Center edition primarily discusses the composition and preparation of the ( Ketoret ) used in the Temple.
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A famous and often debated passage on this page addresses ritual impurity from graves. This section of the Steinsaltz Center edition primarily
| Aspect | Keritot 6b | Yevamot 61a-b | |--------|------------|----------------| | Subject | Sin offering for doubtful transgression | Levirate marriage for doubtful lineage | | Principle | Safeik la chatat – no definite offering | Safeik la yibbum – no valid levirate act | | Resolution | Bring asham talui (conditional guilt offering) | Perform only halitzah (not yibbum) in doubt | | Key term | Karet (excision) | Mamzerut (illegitimate status) | With a twinkle in his eye and a