"[V'Chiper Al] ha'Kodesh'' teaches that one must intend [to sprinkle] towards the Kodesh (i.e. the place of the Aron).

Question: What do we learn from "V'Yatza El ha'Mizbe'ach Asher Lifnei Hashem''?

Answer (R. Nechemyah): Because we find that the Par brought for [Helam Davar of the Tzibur or a Kohen Mashi'ach] of any Mitzvah [of Kares], that he stands outside of the Mizbe'ach and sprinkles on the Paroches, perhaps this (Par Yom Kipur) is the same!

It says "y'Yatza El ha'Mizbe'ach'' - where was he? He was inside [west of] the Mizbe'ach [and now came outside].

Question: Perhaps it refers to the outer Mizbe'ach!

Answer: "Asher Lifnei Hashem'' - it discusses the inner Mizbe'ach.

All agree about [Par Helam Davar of a Kohen] Mashi'ach or the Tzibur, that [the blood] need not touch [the Paroches]. What do they argue about? They argue about the bull and goat of Yom Kipur. Some teach that [its blood] must touch, and some teach that [its blood] need not touch.

(R. Lazar bei R. Yosi): I saw it in Romi full of drops of blood. I said that these are from drops that they sprinkle on it on Yom Kipur.

Inference: It must touch. And even if you will say that it need not touch, if it touched, it touched.

If one put a Kodesh Kli in a Chulin Kli [e.g. and did Kabalah], he disqualified. This implies that [if he put] a Kodesh Kli in a Kodesh Kli, he did not disqualify!

(R. Chagai in front of R. Yosah): Our Mishnah teaches this! He poured blood of the bull into the blood of the goat [and put the full into the empty].

Question: How do you learn from this? (We need not say that he put the full bucket into the empty!)

(R. Mana): We can say that [he pours] from [the bucket with] Dam ha'Par, which is full, into [the bucket that had] Dam ha'Sa'ir, which is empty?!

Answer (R. Yosi bei R. Bun): He pours the blood of the bull into the blood of the goat, which was full. From now and onwards he mixes them [through pouring] into another Kli, so they will mix as much as needed.