承叶五背那一传:照「能致人赔损之物不同银钱」一说,托拉才须写「不可有」,立酵物独有的一条 哈拉哈——那酵便算在他手里。照另一说呢?也仍须有那一句:不然你会想,那酵既完好归还外邦人,便是从头就不曾在犹太人手里。故经教我们:仍算是他的。
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正因如此,托拉才须写「不可有」,好指明酵物另有一条独有的 哈拉哈。
That is the reason that it is necessary for the Torah to write: It shall not be found, to indicate that there is a halakha unique to leaven.
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在这样的光景里,那酵便算是在他手里的。
In this case, it is considered as though it were in his possession.
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可照那主张「能致人赔损之物即同银钱」的一说,我又何必要「不可有」这一句呢?
However, according to the one who said: The legal status of an object that effects monetary loss is like that of money, why do I need the phrase: It shall not be found?
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那酵既算作他的产业,为禁本是显然的。
Obviously, the leaven is prohibited, as it is considered his property.
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革玛拉答:那一句仍是必要的,因你心里会想:那酵既完好无损、原样归还外邦人,追溯起来便是从头不曾在这犹太人手里,他也就不曾犯「不可在你那里有酵」这一条。
The Gemara answers: It is nonetheless necessary, as it could enter your mind to say: Since when the leaven is intact it returns to the gentile in its pure, unadulterated form, it retroactively did not stand in the Jew’s possession and the Jew did not violate the prohibition against having leaven found on his property.
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故那一节教我们:那酵仍算是这犹太人的。
Therefore, the verse teaches us that it is considered as though the leaven belonged to the Jew.