And ordinary plural is never less than two. Thus, any place where it says a plural noun with an imperative verb, it is unnecessary to say the number שנים (two), as presumably it meant two. And thus, any place where it says שני כבשים (two lambs), שתי תורים (two turtle-doves), שתי שעירים (two goats), etc., – the sages of blessed memory explain that it must be in a place where one could make a mistake as to what it is actually teaching: Either logic dictates that it could be more than two, or the number two comes to teach that they should both be alike.