因可以这样说:第二样什一既较宽、没有祭物的分位,托拉论人诵那什一之告白时——就是人把手里还没有交与当受之人的什一除去时——尚说他要说「我守丧的时候没有吃这圣物,不洁净的时候也没有把它拿出来」(申命记 26:14),可见人不洁的时候不可把什一拿出来;那么分别为圣的肉更重,人不洁的时候岂不更不可吃它么。
As it is possible to say: If with regard to the second tithe, which is more lenient because it does not have the status of an offering, the Torah said that when one recites the confession over the tithes, when destroying the tithes remaining in one’s possession that had not yet been given to the appropriate recipient, he says: “I have not eaten from it in my mourning, neither have I removed it while impure” (Deuteronomy 26:14), indicating that it is prohibited for one to remove tithes while impure, then with regard to consecrated meat, which is more stringent, all the more so is it not clear that it may not be eaten while a person is impure?