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As specified in Shulchan Aruch, OC 32:12, t'filin can be made from an animal that died by any means, not just via kosher slaughter, so there would be no need for the Jews to wait for kosher-slaughtered animals after they got the Torah.

(This doesn't preclude their waiting for other reasons, which other answers may yet explore.)

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As specified in Shulchan Aruch, OC 32:12, t'filin can be made from an animal that died by any means, not just via kosher slaughter, so there would be no need for the Jews to wait for kosher-slaughtered animals after they got the Torah.

(This doesn't preclude their waiting for other reasons, which other answers may yet explore.)

A tip of the hat to Double AA for this answer. He posted it as a comment on the question, but it really is an answer. He's not posting it as such for whatever reason, so I'm doing so. But I'm posting it as a "community wiki" answer so I don't get the reputation points from it.

As specified in Shulchan Aruch, OC 32:12, t'filin can be made from an animal that died by any means, not just via kosher slaughter, so there would be no need for the Jews to wait for kosher-slaughtered animals after they got the Torah.

(This doesn't preclude their waiting for other reasons, which other answers may yet explore.)

A tip of the hat to Double AA for this answer. He posted it as a comment on the question, but it really is an answer. He's not posting it as such for whatever reason, so I'm doing so. But I'm posting it as a "community wiki" answer so I don't get the reputation points from it.

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As specified in Shulchan Aruch, OC 32:12, t'filin can be made from an animal that died by any means, not just via kosher slaughter, so there would be no need for the Jews to wait for kosher-slaughtered animals after they got the Torah.

(This doesn't preclude their waiting for other reasons, which other answers may yet explore.)

A tip of the hat to Double AA for this answer. He posted it as a comment on the question, but it really is an answer. He's not posting it as such for whatever reason, so I'm doing so. But I'm posting it as a "community wiki" answer so I don't get the reputation points from it.

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