Do participants in a disqualified red heifer offering become impure?
Halacha 3 rules that if the heifer was disqualified, those involved do not become impure — the principle of conveying impurity only applies to a valid offering.
Question 2
When does a person carrying the Yom Kippur bull or goat outside become impure?
Halacha 5 states that those who carry the bulls and goats become impure from when fire takes hold on most of the body being burnt.
Question 3
When does the person who sends the goat to Azazel become impure?
Halacha 6 states the person who sends the goat to Azazel becomes impure from the time he pushes it off the designated cliff.
Question 4
When Torah impurity law says 'one shall launder his clothes,' what does this indicate?
Halacha 2 explains that 'launder his clothes' signals both garment impurity (requiring laundering) and personal impurity (requiring immersion in a mikveh).
Question 5
What happens when an entity touches the bodies of bulls and goats burning outside the Temple?
Halacha 7 states that any person, vessel, food, or liquid that touches the bodies of bulls and goats burning outside the Temple becomes impure.