English: “Lest you offer your burnt-offerings” — I only know burnt-offerings. From where do I know the other sacrifices? The verse states “and there you shall do all that I command you.” And why does it say “burnt-offering”? To make a comparison: just as a burnt-offering is distinctive in that it is subject both to a positive commandment and to a negative commandment, so every sacrifice that is subject to a positive commandment is also subject to a negative commandment.
On the daf / in context: The specific mention of olah serves as the model for all sacrifices: the prohibition against offering outside the chosen place applies wherever a positive commandment to offer exists.
Type of Learning
Derash on the verse (Sifrei) — extending the prohibition from olah to all sacrifices.
What Is Learned
The ban on offering outside the chosen place applies to all sacrifices, not only burnt-offerings.