The next day, after Yom Kippur, the man who accompanied the goat to Azazel meets with the kohen gadol, whether in the marketplace or at home, and confirms that the goat had been dealt with. His phrasing is different in the public vs. private places, however. Plus a discussion of how God brings life and supports it. Also, a new mishnah, this time on the bigdei kehunah without the Yom Kippur factor. With a historical twist, with a hint in the Book of Ezekiel to the halakhah that was in place long before he lived, and also learned long after.