(续上)细面起初在可吃之列,被祝圣为素祭后被禁,一把献上坛后又被许;本以为它回到原先的许可,经文却说「要在圣处,不带酵而吃」,表明吃它是诫命。
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……因为起初,在细面被祝圣以前,它在他可吃的众食物之列;细面被祝圣为素祭后,就对他禁了;一把素祭献在坛上以后,它便脱离禁令,又许给他了。
as initially, before the flour was consecrated, it was among all other foods that are permitted to him, and then when the flour was consecrated as a meal-offering, it became forbidden to him, and then once a handful of the offering was brought on the altar, it reverted from its forbidden status and became permitted to him.
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本以为它会回到原先的许可状态,所以经上说:「要在圣处,不带酵而吃」(利 6:16),表明吃它是诫命。
One might have thought that it would revert to its original permitted status; therefore, the verse states: “It shall be eaten unleavened in a sacred place” (Leviticus 6:9), which indicates that it is a mitzva to eat it.
英译依希伯来本作利 6:9,和合本为 6:16。