English: “And if a sacrifice of shelamim” — from here that we require slaughter for the sake of shelamim.
In the sugya: The designation of the offering as shelamim at the outset establishes the requirement of proper intent during shechitah.
Type of Learning
Requirement of proper intent at shechitah — shelamim must be slaughtered with shelamim-intent.
What Is Learned
Shelamim must be slaughtered with shelamim-intent. The Torah’s opening “and if a sacrifice of shelamim” is read as requiring that the act of slaughter itself be performed for the sake of a peace-offering.