倒不如说,那一句是就有酵之物说的——出埃及以后各代,逾越节七日之内都禁有酵之物。革玛拉问:这岂不反推出:在埃及那一次逾越,禁有酵之物单是一夜、并不更多么?可不是有一条 《巴拉伊塔》 教道,加利利人拉比约西 说:论埃及那一次逾越,我们从哪里知道它禁有酵之物单管一日呢?经上说:「有酵的饼不可吃」(出埃及记 13:3),紧接着又说:「你们是今日出来的」(出埃及记 13:4)——这就教明埃及那一次禁有酵之物单管一日。无论如何,那是整整一夜一日,并不单是一夜。
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倒不如说,那一句是就有酵之物说的——出埃及以后各代,逾越节七日之内都禁有酵之物。
Rather, it refers to leavened bread, which is prohibited all seven days of Passover in the generations following the Exodus.
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革玛拉问:这岂不反推出:在埃及那一次逾越,禁有酵之物单是一夜、并不更多么?
The Gemara asks: Does this prove by inference that during the Passover of Egypt, leaven was prohibited for only one night and not more?
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可不是有一条 《巴拉伊塔》 教道,加利利人拉比约西 说:论埃及那一次逾越,我们从哪里知道它禁有酵之物单管一日呢?
But wasn’t it taught in a baraita that Rabbi Yosei HaGelili says: From where is it derived with regard to the Passover of Egypt that its prohibition of leavened bread applied for only one day?
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经上说:「有酵的饼不可吃」(出埃及记 13:3),紧接着又说:「你们是今日出来的」(出埃及记 13:4)——这就教明埃及那一次禁有酵之物单管一日。
The verse states: “No leavened bread shall be eaten” (Exodus 13:3), and juxtaposed to it the verse states: “This day you go forth” (Exodus 13:4), to teach that the prohibition of leaven applied in Egypt for only one day.
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无论如何,那是整整一夜一日,并不单是一夜。
In any event, the prohibition applied for an entire night and day, and not just one night.