Implied question: Also other gluttons grabbed and ate like him! Why was only he called Chamtzan?

Answer #1: It was because he grabbed from another Chamtzan. (Chidushei Agados - other gluttons grabbed only the portions of Tzenu'im, who withdrew from taking.)

Answer #2: Others were not upset when Kohanim grabbed from each other. This one was upset when this Kohen grabbed from him.

Question: In Tamid (3:8), we learned that from Yericho (which was 40 Techumei Shabbos away), they heard the sound of the great gate opening. It is clear from there that this is Sha'ar ha'Heichal!

Answer #1: The hinges of the doors were heard only eight Techumei Shabbos away, but the gate itself was heard in Yericho.

Answer #2: Within eight Techumei Shabbos people could hear the sound of the hinges of the doors. Anyone could tell that it is the sound of hinges;

In Yericho they heard a mere echo. One who did not know would not recognize what the sound is.

I explained like this above (20a DH v'Hayah) regarding Gevini Kruz.

Question: We say in Pesachim (26a) that Me'ilah does not apply sounds, sights and smell;

Citation (26a) Inference: There is no Me'ilah, but it is forbidden!

Citation (cont.) Question - Assumption: This applies to [Kohanim serving] inside [the Heichal]. It is impossible [to avoid benefit], and they intend to benefit, and it is forbidden!

Abaye answered that we forbid those outside. If so, people [who benefited from the smell of the Ketores] transgressed every day!

Answer: It is forbidden only to come closer to the Azarah in order to smell more.

Explanation: The one who says that it is not Me'akev holds that since the Torah did not write a command, even though it is repeated, it is not Me'akev;

This is like mixing [flour of a Minchah with the oil]. A Mishnah (Menachos 18b) teaches that if one did not mix, it is Kosher, even though many times it says "Blilah";

Rather, since it is not written as a command, it is not Me'akev.

Implied question: According to the opinion that it is Me'akev, why is this unlike mixing?

Answer: Here is different. Chukah helps partially, since it teaches about other matters in the Parshah that are Me'akev, we learn from is also to the lottery, since there is some repetition of it [even though it is not a command].