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Mishnah, Shekalim, 2.2

nan One who gave his shekel to his fellow to pay it on his behalf, but [his fellow] paid it on behalf of himself: if the appropriation had already been made [his fellow] is guilty of sacrilege. One who paid his shekel out of money belonging to the sanctuary: If the appropriation had already been made and an animal [bought out of the appropriation] had already been offered, he is guilty of sacrilege. [If he paid his shekel with] money that had been used to redeem the second tithe or the value of seventh year produce, he must eat food equal to its value."

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subject	book bibliographic info
animals,sacred,hekdesh status of	Gordon (2020) 166
consecration,in rabbinic writings	Gordon (2020) 166
firstborn	Gordon (2020) 166
hekdesh,as temple property	Gordon (2020) 166
high priest	Trudinger (2004) 21
leases,by the jerusalem temple	Gordon (2020) 166
rabbis,and the consecration of land	Gordon (2020) 166
sacred land,in judea,in rabbinic writings	Gordon (2020) 166
sacred land,in judea,of the jerusalem temple	Gordon (2020) 166
tamid service,components	Trudinger (2004) 21
tamid service,financing	Trudinger (2004) 21
tamid service,significance	Trudinger (2004) 21
tamid service,time of	Trudinger (2004) 21
tamid tractate,in talmud'	Trudinger (2004) 21