Komentaryo sa Levitico 8:17: Ramban, Tur HaArokh & Ibn Ezra

AND THE BULLOCK, ‘V’ETH ORO'(AND ITS SKIN), AND ITS FLESH, AND ITS DUNG, HE BURNT WITH FIRE. Included in the term “the bullock” are those parts which were burnt that are not included in “the flesh,” namely the bones, sinews, horns, and hoofs, besides its skin, its flesh, and its dung. Or perhaps the vav [in the word v’eth — v’eth oro (‘and’ its skin)] is one of those redundant letters [thus making the sense of the verse: “and the bullock — its skin, and its flesh, etc.”], it being similar to the verse, And the heifer shall be burnt in his sight; her skin, and her flesh, and her blood, with her dung, shall be burnt.²⁰⁵Numbers 19:5.

ואת הפר ואת עורו ואת בשרו ואת פרשו, “and the bull with it hide, flesh and its waste.” Even though the Torah had already mentioned the hide, the flesh and the waste separately, the Torah still wrote “and” the bull, thereby including bones, tendons horns and hooves that had not been spelled out. Alternately, the ו in the word ואת preceding the word עורו is extraneous, similar to Numbers 19,5 ושרף את הפרה לעיניו, את עורה ואת בשרה ואת דמה על פרשה ישרוף, “Someone shall burn the cow before his eyes, its hide, and its flesh, and its blood, with its dung, shall he burn.”

he burned in a fire some say he burned it himself; others say he commanded others to burn it. Those of the former opinion bring the words, as God had commanded Moshe as evidence. This evidence is inconclusive, since Hebrew often attributes action to indirect agents.