可是在 《托塞夫塔》 里岂不是教导:论一座人照它的 哈拉哈 盖好顶的 棚,他用绣花的衣物与带图案的床单装饰它,并在上面挂了坚果、杏仁、桃子、石榴、成串葡萄的 葡萄枝、盛满酒、油与面粉的玻璃器皿,以及作装饰用的麦穗花环,在末一个节日结束之前,禁止从这些当中任何一样得益。
But isn’t it taught in the Tosefta: In the case of a sukka that one roofed in accordance with its halakha, and decorated it with embroidered clothes and with patterned sheets, and hung on it nuts, almonds, peaches, pomegranates, and vines [parkilei], of grapes and glass containers filled with wine, oil, and flour, and wreaths of ears of corn for decoration, it is prohibited to derive benefit from any of these until the conclusion of the last Festival day.