RASHIS COVERED: Some Biblical SENTENCES span TWO VERSES
Dt02-16a Dt11-07a

VERY BRIEF SUMMARY
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The table below illustrates a rule of grammar on sentence
formations. About a dozen examples are presented in this
table where ONE SENTENCE consists of TWO OR MORE VERSES.
This list which comes from the reference below is supplemented
by two new verses
-Dt02-16a God did not chose you because of your greatness
Rather because ...of His Oath to the Patriarchs...
-Dt11-07a IF you observe all of Gods commandments
THEN God will conquer these nations before you

THE TEXT
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The simplest example of a two verse sentence is Dt02-16a
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And when all the sinners finished dying God spoke to me
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This simple sentence consists of 2 verses!!
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Dt02-16 And when all the sinners finished dying
Dt02-17 God spoke to me
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THE RASHI
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Rashi simply points out that the several verses form one
sentence

Here is the LIST. A Brief synopsis of the one sentence is
provided in the LIST. The MAIN footnotes then give the
actual text while the LONGER FOOTNOTES give other references
and further details. Todays two new verses are given on top
Since the other verses were reviewed in the past we
refer the reader to either of the references below.

REFERENCES
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The RashiYomi grammar page: http://www.Rashiyomi.com/grammar.htm
Navigate to MULTI-VERSE SENTENCE

This posting is taken almost verbatim from
http://www.Rashiyomi.com/h11n2.htm

Two other methods are indicated in the footnotes in the
main posting which also goes into copious detail on the
meaning of the verses.