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even that meal offering shall descend, as it is not similar to lambs. With regard to a meal offering that comes with an animal offering, either a burnt offering or peace offering, according to the statements of Rabban Gamliel and R' Yehoshua, it shall not descend, as it is meant for consumpion by
Reish Lakish continues: With regard to libations that come by themselves, according to the statements of everyone, i.e., R' Yosei HaGelili, R' Akiva, and R' Yehoshua, they shall descend, but according to the statements of Rabban Gamliel and R' Shimon, they shall not descend. With regard to libati
The Talmud questions the need for such a summary: Isn’t it obvious? The Talmud answers: It was necessary for him to state the halakha in the case of a meal offering that comes by itself, and this is in accordance with the statement of Rava. As Rava says: A person can volunteer to bring a meal offer
The Talmud asks: If the intent of his summary is to express his agreement with the statement of Rava, then let Reish Lakish teach us explicitly that the halakha is in accordance with the statement of Rava. The Talmud answers: It was necessary for the case of libations that come with an animal offer
Accordingly, it may enter your mind to say that since the Master says that the verse: “And their meal offering and their libations” (Numbers 29:18), indicates that libations may be offered at night, and the phrase “and their meal offering and their libations” indicates that libations may be offered