(续上)拉夫纳赫曼 的分辨续完:要求存心洁净的那一则 《巴拉伊塔》 说的是什一。随即问:凭什么说为俗物不须存心?引密释纳:含四十 塞亚 的浪头脱离海面,落在人或器皿上,都算洁净;人与器皿并列,器皿不会存心,可见人也不须存心。
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……而这里,前一则 《巴拉伊塔》 说的是什一,为什一就须存心洁净自己。
whereas here, the first baraita is referring to tithes, for which intention to purify oneself is required.
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你凭什么说,俗物不须存心,就是不须存心是为吃俗物而洁净自己?
And from where do you say this, that non-sacred food does not require the intention that one is purifying himself for the sake of eating it?
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正如我们在一条密释纳(《洗洁池卷》5:6)里学过的:一个含有四十 塞亚 水的浪头从海面脱出,落在人或器皿上,它们都是洁净的。
As we learned in a mishna (Mikvaot 5:6): If a wave containing forty se’a of water became detached from the sea and fell on a person or on vessels, they are ritually pure.
米克维 是卷名出处,照 Shas.php 作《洗洁池卷》;注入的 米克维 按段排除。
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这条密释纳把人和器皿并列:器皿既不会存心求洁净,因为器皿显然没有心意,那么说到人,也是指他并没有存心洁净自己的情形;可见人即使没有存心,也能得洁净。
The mishna teaches that a person is similar to vessels: Just as vessels do not intend to be purified, as they obviously harbor no intentions, so too, the case of a person is referring to a situation in which he does not intend to purify himself, thereby implying that people can be ritually purified even without intention.