革玛拉解释说:他们的裁定是根据一个由轻推重:若在会幕献殿时,会幕的圣洁不是永久的圣洁,一个人的供物,就是众首领之一的供物,尚且胜过 安息日 的禁令——因为众首领的供物每日都献,连 安息日 也献,虽然这牵涉违犯一条该受石刑的禁令;那么论到圣殿的献殿,圣殿的圣洁是永久的圣洁,那里所献的又是公众的供物,岂不更显然,圣殿的献殿胜过 赎罪日 的禁令吗?违犯这禁令所受的,只是较轻的 剪除 之罚。
The Gemara explains that they based their ruling on an a fortiori inference: If at the dedication of the Tabernacle, whose sanctity is not a permanent sanctity, an individual’s offering, i.e., an offering of one of the tribal princes, overrides the prohibition of Shabbat, as the princes’ offerings were brought every day including Shabbat despite the attendant transgression of a prohibition that is punishable by stoning; then with regard to the dedication of the Temple, whose sanctity is a permanent sanctity and the offerings brought there were communal offerings, is it not all the more so clear that the dedication of the Temple overrides the prohibition of Yom Kippur, a violation that is punishable by the less severe punishment of karet?