——或属乎那一伙里的一个人;而且必须那酵与他同在圣殿院里,他才担罪。拉比约哈难 说:纵那酵不与他同在圣殿院里,他也担罪。两位所争的是哪一条道理呢?你若说他们所争的是「和」字指不指「在旁边」——拉比西缅·本·拉基什 执定「和」字总指在旁边,故「你不可将我祭牲的血和有酵的饼一同献上」是说那酵不可在宰祭之人的旁边、在圣殿院里;拉比约哈难 执定经上虽说「和」,我们并不要那酵在宰祭之人旁边才算犯——那便难了,因这一层他们从前已经争过一回。
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——或属乎那一伙里的一个人;而且必须那酵与他同在圣殿院里,他才担罪。
or to one of the members of the group; and he is liable only if the leaven is with him in the Temple courtyard itself.
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拉比约哈难 说:纵那酵不与他同在圣殿院里,他也担罪。
Rabbi Yoḥanan said: He is liable even if the leaven is not with him in the Temple courtyard.
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两位所争的是哪一条道理呢?
With regard to what principle do they disagree?
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你若说他们所争的是「和」字指不指「在旁边」——拉比西缅·本·拉基什 执定「和」字总指在旁边,故那一节是说那酵不可在宰祭之人的旁边、在圣殿院里;拉比约哈难 执定经上虽说「和」,我们并不要那酵在宰祭之人旁边才算犯——那便难了,因这一层他们从前已经争过一回。
If you say that they disagree with regard to whether the expression “with” indicates next to, namely, that Rabbi Shimon ben Lakish holds that “with” always indicates next to, and therefore “You shall not offer the blood of My sacrifice with leavened bread” means that the leaven must not be next to the one slaughtering the sacrifice, in the Temple courtyard itself, and Rabbi Yoḥanan holds that when the verse says “with,” we do not require that the leaven be next to the slaughterer in order to transgress, then this is difficult, because they have already disagreed about this once before.