换衣裳何以是尊敬的表示呢?据利未记 6:11「随后要脱去这衣服,穿上别的衣服」。拉比以实玛利 门下教说:托拉是教你礼数——为主人作饭时所穿的衣裳,不可穿着为主人斟酒。
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——我们从哪里知道换衣裳是尊敬的表示呢?
From where is it derived that changing clothes is a display of honor?
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因为经上说:「随后要脱去这衣服,穿上别的衣服,把灰拿到营外洁净之处」(利未记 6:11)。
As it is stated: “And he will remove his garments and will don other garments, and he will bring the ashes outside of the camp to a pure location” (Leviticus 6:4).
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拉比以实玛利 门下教说:托拉是在这里教你礼数。
The school of Rabbi Yishmael taught: The Torah taught you etiquette.
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人为主人作饭时所穿的衣裳,不可穿着去为主人斟酒。
The clothes in which one prepared food for his master, one does not wear to pour his master wine.
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作饭既弄脏了衣裳,他伺候主人的时候就当穿干净衣裳。
Since cooking makes one’s clothes dirty, he should wear fresh clothes when serving his master.