(接上面未完的一句)——是 拉比犹大 的意思,正如一条 《巴拉伊塔》 所教:「无论是公牛是绵羊羔,若肢体有余的或是缺少的,只可作甘心祭献上〔归入圣殿的库〕;用以还愿,必不蒙悦纳」(利未记 22:23)。由此学得:这一等(就是有残疾的牲畜)你可以分别为圣归入修殿之用;至于无残疾的,不可分别为圣归入修殿之用——凡宜作祭牲献上的,不可分别为圣归入修殿之用,只可作祭献上。众贤由此说:凡把无残疾的牲畜分别为圣归入修殿之用的,废了一条当行的诫命。
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——是 拉比犹大 的意思,正如一条 《巴拉伊塔》 所教:「无论是公牛是绵羊羔,若肢体有余的或是缺少的,只可作甘心祭献上,归入圣殿的库;用以还愿,必不蒙悦纳」(利未记 22:23)。
It is in accordance with the opinion of Rabbi Yehuda, as it was taught in a baraita: “Either a bull or a lamb that has anything too long or too short, you may offer it as a free-will offering [to the Temple treasury]; but for a vow [as a sacrifice] it shall not be accepted” (Leviticus 22:23).
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由此学得:这一等、就是有残疾的牲畜,你可以分别为圣归入修殿之用;至于无残疾的,不可分别为圣归入修殿之用。
From here we learn that it, i.e., a blemished animal, you may consecrate for maintaining the Temple, but you may not consecrate unblemished animals for maintaining the Temple.
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换句话说:凡宜作祭牲献上的牲畜,不可分别为圣归入修殿之用,只可作祭献上。
In other words, any animal fit to be sacrificed as an offering may not be consecrated for maintaining the Temple but only as an offering.
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众贤由此说:凡把无残疾的牲畜分别为圣归入修殿之用的,便废了一条当行的诫命。
From here the Sages stated: Whoever consecrates unblemished animals for maintaining the Temple transgresses a positive mitzva.