你来听一句为凭,就是一条 《巴拉伊塔》 :拉比犹大 说:掣第三签定谁烧香的时候,并没有另掣一签定谁端火盆——虽然还须另有一位祭司从外坛耙些火炭,盛在火盆里端去放在内坛上,掣着烧香之签的祭司才把香放在那炭上。乃是掣着烧香之签的那位对挨着他的人说:你与我同得这端火盆的分。可见各样礼事并不各掣一签;挨着掣中之人的那几位,自然就得了那几样附带的事。
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你来听一句为凭,就是一条 《巴拉伊塔》 :拉比犹大 说:掣第三签定谁烧香的时候,并没有另掣一签定谁端火盆——虽然还须另有一位祭司从外坛耙些火炭,盛在火盆里端去放在内坛上,掣着烧香之签的祭司才把香放在那炭上。
Come and hear a proof from a baraita: Rabbi Yehuda says: When the third lottery was held to determine who would perform the burning of the incense, there was no separate lottery held for carrying the coal pan, although a second priest was required to rake up coals from the outer altar, carry them in a coal pan, and put them on the inner altar, where the priest assigned the task of burning the incense would then place the incense onto the coals.
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乃是掣着烧香之签的那位对挨着他的人说:你与我同得这端火盆的分。
Rather, the priest who won the privilege of the incense said to the one who was next to him: Be privileged along with me with the task of carrying the coal pan.
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可见各样礼事并不各掣一签;挨着掣中之人的那几位,自然就得了那几样附带的事。
This shows that each individual service did not have its own lottery; rather, the other priests adjacent to the winner of the lottery were automatically chosen for the ancillary tasks.