에스라 2:35의 탈무드

MISHNAH: The times of wood offerings¹⁷⁷Even though fire wood for the altar as a necessity of sacrifices could be bought with money from the Temple tax, the families mentioned in the Mishnah had the privilege of offering fire wood to the Temple as explained in Halakhah 6, and their wood had to be used before any bought by tax money could be used. of the priests and the people are nine. On the first of Nisan, the family Araḥ¹⁷⁸Neh. 7:10, Ezr. 2:9. from the tribe of Judah. On the twentieth of Tammuz, the family of David from the tribe of Judah. On the fifth of Av, the family of Par`osh¹⁷⁹Neh. 7:8, Ezr. 2:3. from the tribe of Judah. On the seventh, the family of Yonadav ben Rekhav¹⁸⁰Jer. 35:16.. On the tenth, the family of Senaah¹⁸¹Neh. 7:38, Ezr.2:35. from the tribe of Benjamin. On the fifteenth the family of Zatuel¹⁸²Neh. 7:13, Ezr. 2:8. from the tribe of Judah, and with them priests and Levites and everybody who is unsure of his tribe. The families of the pestle stealers and the fig hackers¹⁸³These names are explained in Halakhah 7. on the twentieth. The family of Paḥat Moab¹⁸⁴Neh. 7:11, Ezr. 2:6. from the tribe of Judah on the twentieth of Elul. The family of Adin¹⁸⁵Neh. 7:20, Ezr. 2:15. from the tribe of Judah on the first of Tevet. The family of Parosh came a second time. On the first of Tevet was no bystanding since there was hallel, musaf, and wood offering¹⁸⁶Since the New Moon of Tevet always is a day of Ḥanukkah, there can be no morning bystanding because of the Hallel to be recited, and none afterwards because of musaf and the additional festivities of the wood offering..