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VERSE: Nu33-49a
RASHIS COVERED: Nu33-49a Nu34-04a Nu34-04c
Nu34-04d Nu34-08a Nu34-05a
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SUCCINCT SUMMARY: ----------------- One of Rashis 10 major goals is to illustrate complex geometric designs or algebraic complications. This is called the Rashi method of SPREADSHEETS, since SPREADSHEETS are one method of clarifying a complex relationship. The SPREADSHEET method can refer to any illustration of a verse that clarifies it. EXAMPLE Nu33-49a ---------------- Verse Nu33-49a states --------------------- The Jews camped FROM Beth Yeshimoth TO Avayl Shitim -------------------- Rashi comments --------------------------------------------------- The distance from Beth Yeshimoth to Avayl Shittim encompasses 12 square mil. From this we infer that the Jewish camp encompassed 12 square mil --------------------------------------------------- LIST690a below summarizes other Rashis using Spreadsheet methods EXAMPLE Nu34-08a ---------------- Chapter Nu34 describes the Israel borders In describing borders 6 terms are used. In explaining these 6 terms we use clock notation For example: 9:15 represents a STRAIGHT border from clock position 3 to clock position 9. Similarly: 10:15 represents a CROOKED border starting from clock position 3, going to the clock center, and TURNING towards 10 Similarly: 3:00 represents a TERMINATING BORDER starting at clock position 3, going towards 9 but STOPPED (GOING OUT) at the center and GOING OUT (Changing direction) to 12 When dealing with the clock recall that 12 = North 6 = South 3 = East 9 = West Here are the 6 terms used by the Bible ----------------------------------------------------------- BORDER DEFINITION: TO BE: BORDER is FROM 3 to 9 (9:15) BORDER CONTINUATION: PASS: Border PASSES from 3 to 9 BORDER TERMINATION: GO OUT: Border GOES out from 3 to 12 BORDER TERMINATION: GOING-OUT: BOrder GOES OUT from 3 to 12 BORDER CROOKEDNESS: Border ROLLS out from 3 to 10 BORDER CROOKEDNESS: ETCH: Border ETCHES from 3 to 10 ----------------------------------------------------------- Two very important points must be made FIRST: The Biblical text uses other terms for borders such as DESIRE, DESCEND etc. We only discuss 6 today SECOND: There are very serious controversies between e.g. the CAFTOR VAFERACH and other commentaries on what the original Biblical borders were. We are NOT DECIDING between these commentators. Rather, we are pointing out that despite the confusion, there are some basic principles that all commentators agree with: the meaning of border-descriptor terms. We feel that pointing out this commonality among the commentators will make the controversies appear less arbitrary. LIST690m below summarizes these 6 terms and indicates,in the footnotes, Rashis, using these terms. LIST690a below presents many Rashis based on SPREADSHEETS. | ||
ITEM | DETAIL | |
RASHI RULE CLASS: | SPREADSHEETS | |
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | ALGEBRA | |
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #30 | |
SEE BELOW | LIST690a | |
List of Rashis using | Spreadsheets/Algebra | |
----------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | |
SEE BELOW | LIST690m | |
List of | 6 border-description terms |
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List of 6 border-description terms*10 *11 | |||
BORDER ATTRIBUTE | CLOCK DESCRIPTION | HEBREW ROOT USED | |
Create border | Border WILL BE From 3 to 9 | Hey Yud Hey | |
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Continue borer | at 3; border PASSES to 9 | Ayin Beth Resh | |
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Terminate border | 3 to 9; border GOES OUT at center | Yud-Tzade-Aleph | |
Terminate border | from 3 to 9--GOING-OUT at center | Yud-Tzade-Alpeh*1 | |
-------------- | --------------------------------- | ---------------- | |
Crooked border | border from 3 to 9;ROLLING to 10; | Samech Beth | |
Continue border | at 3; border ETCHES out to 9 | Tauv Tauv Alpeh | |
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*1 GOES OUT=YaTzaH vs. GOING-OUT=ToTzeOThauv *2 Example: Nu34-04a ----------------- Southern border goes from 3 towards 9, rolling towards 10 Southern border ---------------------- rolls towards Akrab RASHI: Southern border slope up in North West direction towards Akrab *3 Example: Nu34-04c,d ------------------- Southern border:3 to 9;GOING OUT at center; GOES OUT to 12 Southern border GOES OUT at Kadash Barneah;Goes OUT to Chtzr Adar RASHI: Southern border terminates at KADASH BARNEAH It then ROLLS out northward to CHATZAR ADAR EXAMPLE: Nu34-05a ----------------- Southern border (3 to 9) GOES OUT at 9 Southern border GOES OUT at WEsTERN SEA Rashi: The western sea is the SOUTH-WESTERN border of Israel *4 EXAMPLE: Nu34-08a ----------------- North border from 9 etch to 3 North border: etching to LEVOH CHAMAS Rashi: North border runs fom western sea to to LEVOH CHAMAS *5 EXAMPLE: Nu34-04d ----------------- South border ROLLS toward AKRABIM [e.g. 3 to center to 10 (10:15)) In the direction TO Tzinah It GOES OUT at KADESH [it terminates there] It GOES OUT to CHATZAR [e.g. 3 to center to 12; 3:00 OClock] It PASSES to ATZMON [continues: e.g. 6 to center to 12-6:00] It ROLLS out to EGYPTIAN RIVER [changes direction like 10:30] It GOES OUT at the WESTERN SEA [The Border] | |||
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*10 The Biblical text uses other terms for borders such as DESIRE, DESCEND etc. We only discuss 6 today *11 There are very serious controversies between e.g. the CAFTOR VAFERACH and other commentaries on what the original Biblical borders were. We are NOT DECIDING between these commentators. Rather, we are pointing out that despite the confusion, there are some basic principles that all commentators agree with: the meaning of border-descriptor terms. We feel that pointing out this commonality among the commentators will make the controversies appear less arbitrary. |