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Jacobs (Grand)Daughters |
RASHI: Nu26-46a Serach, Jacobs daugher, never died.
By comparing the lists of females (actually only 2) in the
2 chapters we infer that SERACH was still alive in Moses time
but Dinah was not
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Gn VERSE |
WOMAN |
Nu VERSE |
INFERENCE |
Gn46-15 |
Dinah |
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MISSING Hence dead*1 |
Gn46-17 |
Serach |
Nu26-46 |
nu26-46a Still alive*2 |
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COMMENTS |
*1 As shown in list 1 above MISSING children of Jacob reflect
a death(See footnote #3 in the previous list). It could
be argued that MISSING FEMALES might not reflect death
but rather the fact that family genealogy is based on men.
However the presence of SERACH shows that females WERE
mentioned and therefore we conclude that Dinah was dead
but Serach was still alive.*10
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*10 Gn46-10 mentions SHAUL the son of the CANAANITE.
As we have shown http://www.RashiYomi.com/gn46-11a.htm
it is reasonable to assume that SHAUL was the son of
Dinah thru the rape of Schem. This fact is not
repeated in Nu
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