#shevuot

One aware of becoming impure, Then forgot, and then thought they're tahor, If they ate holy meat -- Till their recall's complete, Yom Kippur holds suspension, not cure.

One who borrowed some money has died; The creditor, too. His heirs tried To swear and collect. "No," said Rav, "Incorrect. There's uncertainty on either side."

"I have heard, while we cannot avoid The sad fact that our Temple's destroyed, We can sacrifice yet; Eat the holies? You bet!" Yehoshua said, quite overjoyed.

When enlarging the courtyard, the throng Brings bread made from mincha along. And what do they sing While they're doing their thing? Why, Psalm 30, the (C)ha(n)nu(k)ka(h) song!

Once a name of Hashem is emplaced The law is it can't be erased. This isn't  the case With Chanoon ("Full of Grace"), Or other names adjective-based.

Tzara’at has four shades of white: One's like "snow", that's the brightest of bright. "Wool of lambs in their prime", Next is "plaster of lime", Last, "egg's membrane" (the contrasts are slight).