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VERSE: Lv22-16a
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SUCCINCT SUMMARY ---------------- One of Rashis 5 main tasks is to explain meaning. We call this the Rashi rule of WORD MEANING. Rashi had 10 vehicles to explain meaning. Rashi would frequently show how different grammatical modes correspond to different nuances of the same word. We call this the Rashi subrule of ROOT+PREPOSITION. EXAMPLE Lv22-16a ---------------- The phrase BEAR in connection with SIN can either mean - FORGIVE SIN--e.g. BEAR HIS SIN means FORGIVE IT - BEAR(Be responsible for SIN)-e.g. THEY BEAR SIN means sin The two verses where BEAR SIN means SIN use pronouncs - And they will BEAR on THEMSELVES SIN - Don-t BEAR ON HIM (Account of him) SIN LIST901L below summarizes this with verse citations | ||
ITEM | DETAIL | |
RASHI RULE CLASS: | GRAMMAR | |
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | ROOT+PREPOSITION | |
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #9 | |
SEE BELOW | LIST901L | |
List of verses with root | N$A=a) Forgive sin b) Bear Sin |
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List of verses with root N$A=a) Forgive sin b) Bear Sin | |
Gn04-13 FORGIVE Kayin said to God: You can't BEAR MY SIN? | |
Gn50-17 FORGIVE FORGIVE,please, TO the sin of your servants | |
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Lv22-16a BEAR*1 They will BEAR ON THEMSELVES SIN if they ea | |
Nu32-18a BEAR*1 Don-t BEAR Sin ACCOUNT OF HIM(by not giving | |
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*1 The two two verses where BEAR SIN means SIN use indirect pronouns--BEAR ON THEMSELVES, BEAR SIN ON HIM- as shown. |