Ele veio ao leste da azarah, ao norte do altar, o sumo sacerdote ajudante à sua direita e o chefe da casa patriarcal à sua esquerda, e ali estavam as duas cabras [pois não trouxeram as cabras entre o Ulam e o altar quando desejavam colocar as cédulas sobre eles; mas eles ficaram na azarah até a hora do abate.], e havia um kalpi ali [uma caixa de madeira oca], e nele duas cédulas de madeira de caixa [uma madeira fina]; e Ben Gamla [Yehoshua b. Gamla, quando foi nomeado sumo sacerdote] os fez de ouro e recebeu menção honrosa.
Bartenura on Mishnah Yoma
בא לו למזרח העזרה – they would not bring in the goats between the hall leading to the interior of the Temple and the altar because he wants to place lots upon them, but they were in the courtyard until the time of the slaughtering.
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English Explanation of Mishnah Yoma
Introduction
The high priest now proceeds to the two goats, one which will eventually be sacrificed and one which will be sent to Azazel.
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Bartenura on Mishnah Yoma
וקלפי – a wooden hollowed utensil.
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English Explanation of Mishnah Yoma
He then went to the east of the Temple court, to the north of the altar, the deputy high priest at his right and the head of the [priestly] family [ministering that week] at his left. The high priest now turns to the east of the courtyard, to the northern side of the outer altar. With him are the deputy high priest and the head of the priestly family whose turn it is to serve in the Temple. The priests were divided up into 24 priestly families, and each served a week in the Temple. Each division was divided into families, and each family would take one day of the week. The mishnah refers to the head of the family whose luck it was to have Yom Kippur fall on their day.
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Bartenura on Mishnah Yoma
של אשכרוע – it is called BUSA in a foreign tongue. It is a form of tree and important.
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English Explanation of Mishnah Yoma
There were two goats and an urn was there, and in it were two lots. Waiting for the high priest were two goats, as mentioned in Leviticus 16:5 and onwards. They will figure prominently in the day’s service and are perhaps its most famous element. Next to the two goats was an urn with two lots in it, as mentioned in 16:8. The lots will be used to determine which goat is sacrificed and which goat goes to Azazel.
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Bartenura on Mishnah Yoma
בן גמלא – Joshua ben Gamla, when he was appointed to be High Priest, made them of gold.
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English Explanation of Mishnah Yoma
They were of box-wood and Ben Gamala made them of gold and they would mention his name in praise. The lots were originally made of box-wood until Ben Gamala, who was a high priest, made them of gold.
