“ The Merciful One summoned the light and appointed it for duty by day, and He summoned the darkness and appointed it for duty by night. [20] An objection is raised: Praise him all ye stars of light [or] , [21] which proves that ‘or’ is evening? — This is its meaning: praise him all ye stars which give light. If so, are only the stars that give light to praise [Him] , while those which do not give light need not praise — yet surely It is written, Praise ye him, all his host? [22] Rather he [the Psalmist] tells us this: the light of the stars too is [designated] light. ”

“ In this Tractate hamez will generally be translated ‘leaven’ except where it is necessary to distinguish it from se'or.↑ So that there shall be none in the house during Passover, which commences on the fifteenth.↑ Seeing that leaven is not generally taken into a wine cellar.↑ A private cellar from which supplies are drawn for table. The servant sometimes enters it while eating bread.↑ Must be searched.↑ V. infra 8b.↑ I.e., daybreak or morning.↑ Rashi deletes this, since that is so, in fact.↑ Gen. ”