The good who eat the remnants of the sacrifice (yajña) are freed from all sins (kilbiṣaiḥ). But those wicked ones who cook for their own sake eat only sin (agha).
Good men eating the remnants of sacrifice are free of any guilt, but evil men who cook for themselves eat the food of sin.
(13) Good men who eat the leavings of the sacrifice are freed from every taint, but evil are they and evil do they eat who cook [only] for their own sakes.
3.13 By becoming partakers of the remembers of sacrifices, they become freed from all sins. But the unholy persons who cook for themselves, they incur sin.
3.13 Pious men who eat the remnants of sacrifices are freed from all sins. But the sinful ones who cook only for their own sake earn only sin.
3.13 The righteous who eat the remnants of the sacrifice are freed from all sins; but those sinful ones who cook food (only) for their own sake verily eat sin.