拉比犹大 又改一推:祭肉留剩的禁吃禁得益处,明明在「不可留到早晨」那一禁之内;酵物在某一义上也在「不可留」之内——可吃之期一过,人存着它便犯「不可见」「不可有」两条。祭肉留剩的既须焚,酵物也须焚。
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于是 拉比犹大 又改一推:祭肉留剩的既禁吃又禁得益处,那是明明在「不可留到早晨」这一禁之内的。
Then Rabbi Yehuda presented a different logical derivation: The prohibition against eating and deriving benefit from leftover sacrificial meat is clearly included in the prohibition of: And you shall not leave over.
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而酵物在某一义上也在「不可留」这一禁之内:可吃之期一过,人存着它便犯了「不可见」与「不可有」这两条。
And leavened bread is also included, in a sense, in the prohibition of: And you shall not leave over, as once the time it may be eaten expires, one violates the prohibitions of: It shall not be seen, and: It shall not be found, by owning it.
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祭肉留剩的既须焚,酵物也照样须焚。
Just as leftover sacrificial meat is subject to burning, so too, leavened bread is subject to burning.