Bagian Terkait Bilangan 19:7

HALAKHAH: “Watchmen of produce eat because of local practice,” etc. Rav Huna⁴⁶In the Babli, 93a, the opinion of Rav Huna is quoted as that of his teacher Rav; Samuel’s opinion is reproduced there. said, the Mishnah refers to watchmen of produce⁴⁷After the harvest.. But watchmen of vegetable gardens and orchards eat by Torah law. Samuel said, the Mishnah refers to watchmen of vegetable gardens and orchards⁴³They do not actually work and are not covered by Mishnah 3.. But watchmen of produce eat neither by Torah law nor by local practice⁴⁸If the produce is ready to be sold, it only has to be watched to prevent loss.. Rebbi Ḥiyya stated in support of⁴⁹This use of עַל when one would expect לְ may be the root of German-Jewish כָּשֵׁר עַל פֶּסַח “usable for Passover” instead of כָּשֵׁר לְפֶסַח used by all other Jewish groups. Rav Huna: “The Cohen shall be impure until evening,” to include watchmen, that they make their garments impure⁵⁰This refers to the law of the Red Cow, Num. 19, in particular 19:7. The priest who supervises the burning of the cadaver of the red cow becomes impure simply by watching the procedure even if he touches nothing and does nothing himself. This proves that watching alone is counted as an activity in Torah law, as asserted by Rav Huna..