English: “And he shall take out the whole bull” — this teaches that he takes out all of it.
In the sugya: The inclusive language of the verse is taken to require that every remaining portion of the bull be removed from the camp; nothing of the carcass may be left behind inside.
Type of Learning
Complete removal of the bull — everything remaining of the bull is taken outside for burning.
What Is Learned
The entire residual body of the chatas bull must leave the camp. The verse’s “kol ha-par” is read as a comprehensive mandate: hide, flesh, head, legs, innards and dung all travel together to the place of burning. No fragment may remain inside the three camps.