ושכר. העשוי ממין חטה או דבש או תמרים כי היין משחית הדעת לשותיו ויתערבו לו הדברים. על כן ולהבדיל כי אתה כהן גדול ותבדיל בין מקום הקדש ובין החול והוא מלשון חלול גם יתכן בין יום קודש לחול: NOR STRONG DRINK. Made from any kind of wheat, honey, or dates, for wine destroys the reason of the one who imbibes it and he confuses things. Hence Scripture states, And that ye may put difference (v. 10).29Since you must differentiate between the holy and the profane you must be able to think clearly. In most of the editions, “hence” opens a new comment on verse 10. However, Sarim’s edition has the comment as a continuation of verse 9. We have followed the latter. Since you are a kohen gadol you will differentiate30In other words, u-le-havdil, which is an infinitive that literally means and to put a difference, is to be rendered, and you shall differentiate (utavdil) in this context. between a holy place and a common place. The word chol (common) is related to the word chillul (profaned).31The word chol means profane. Thus our clause is to be rendered, between the holy and the profane. It is possible that between the holy and the common means between a holy day and a common day.