革玛拉诧异 拉比泽拉 把这两层并作一谈:焚烧肢体与脂油岂不是么?革玛拉答:这不难,因焚肢体与脂油是白日礼事的收尾。革玛拉再问:从坛上除灰岂不是么?革玛拉驳那一难:除灰是白日礼事的起头,正如 拉比约哈难 所说:祭司若在夜里为除灰洗手分别为圣,到了次日、就是天亮以后,不必再洗手分别为圣,因他已在礼事起头时分别过了。如此,拉比泽拉 把「本身不完足的礼事」与「非祭司办了不偿命的礼事」并作一谈,仍站得住。既是这样,他就 拉比约哈难 那一句所问的难处依旧难解。
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革玛拉诧异 拉比泽拉 把这两层并作一谈:焚烧肢体与脂油岂不是么?
The Gemara expresses wonder at Rabbi Zeira’s equation of these two issues: But isn’t there the burning of the limbs and the fats?
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革玛拉答:这不难,因焚肢体与脂油是白日礼事的收尾。
The Gemara answers: That is not difficult, because the burning of the limbs and the fats is the end of the daytime service.
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革玛拉再问:从坛上除灰岂不是么?
The Gemara asks further: But isn’t there the removal of the ashes?
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革玛拉驳那一难:除灰是白日礼事的起头,正如 拉比约哈难 所说:祭司若在夜里为除灰洗手分别为圣,到了次日、就是天亮以后,不必再洗手分别为圣,因他已在礼事起头时分别过了。
The Gemara rejects that argument: Removing the ashes is the start of the daytime service, as Rabbi Yoḥanan said: If a priest sanctified his hands at night by washing them for the removal of the ashes, the next day, i.e., after daybreak, he need not sanctify his hands again, as he already sanctified them at the start of the service.
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如此,拉比泽拉 把「本身不完足的礼事」与「非祭司办了不偿命的礼事」并作一谈,仍站得住。
Rabbi Zeira’s equation between services that are incomplete by themselves and services for which a non-priest does not incur the death penalty therefore remains intact.
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既是这样,他就 拉比约哈难 那一句所问的难处依旧难解。
If so, the question that he asked concerning Rabbi Yoḥanan’s statement remains difficult.