tractate Shekalim

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Tractate Shekalim is a section of the Mishnah and Talmud that deals with the annual half-shekel tax and the financial administration of the Jerusalem Temple.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mishnaic tractate
Talmudic tractate
associatedWith Second Temple period practices
babylonianTalmudStatus lacks standard Bavli Gemara
printed with Yerushalmi commentary in Bavli editions
basedOn Exodus 30:11–16
canonicalStatus part of the Mishnah canon
discusses Temple officials
Temple treasury
annual half-shekel contribution
charity funds
collection boxes for shekels
collection of shekels
communal offerings
exchange and conversion of coins
maintenance of the Temple
pilgrimage and contributions
public accountability
timing of shekel collection
use of public funds for sacrifices
use of surplus Temple funds
who is obligated in the half-shekel
hasCommentaryBy Korban HaEdah NERFINISHED
Penei Moshe NERFINISHED
Rambam NERFINISHED
Rosh NERFINISHED
hasGenre halakhic literature
hasHebrewName שקלים NERFINISHED
jerusalemTalmudStatus has full Yerushalmi Gemara
language Mishnaic Hebrew
legalCategory korbanot and Temple service funding
mentionsInstitution Temple treasury chamber NERFINISHED
chamber of secrets (lishkat chashaim) NERFINISHED
chamber of vessels
numberOfChapters 8
partOf Mishnah NERFINISHED
Order Moed NERFINISHED
Talmud NERFINISHED
primaryTopic Jerusalem Temple administration NERFINISHED
Temple finances
half-shekel tax
relatedConcept machatzit ha-shekel NERFINISHED
relatedTo Temple Mount administration NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
studiedIn yeshivot
subjectArea Temple tax law
public religious finance
talmudicVersion Babylonian Talmud NERFINISHED
Jerusalem Talmud NERFINISHED
usedFor understanding Temple-era communal obligations

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