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VERSE: Gn16-08a
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SUCCINCT SUMMARY ---------------- One of Rashis 6 main goals is to explain MEANING the same way a dictionary explains meaning. Rashi however had a variety of vehicles for explaining meaning. One important vehicle is the explanation of IDIOMS. An IDIOM is a COLLECTION of words whose meaning is NEW and different than the meaning of its component words. EXAMPLES -------- - WHERE FROM THIS YOU means WHERE DO YOU COME FROM - ON THE FACE OF means DURING THE LIFETIME - FROM DAYS TO DAYS means YEARLY - DAY DAY means 24 hour period - THE SUN SHINES ON HIM means HIS POSITION IS CLEAR - SPREAD THE GARMENT means PROVE THE POINT | ||
ITEM | DETAIL | |
RASHI RULE CLASS: | WORD MEANINGS | |
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | NEW MEANINGS | |
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #7 | |
SEE BELOW | LIST854f | |
LIST OF VERSES WITH | PHRASE where do you come from*1 | |
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RASHI RULE CLASS: | DATABASE | |
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | DATABASE | |
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #27 | |
SEE BELOW | LISt605e | |
LIST OF VERSES WITH | God using conversational openers | |
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*1 Literally: WHERE FROM THIS YOU |
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List of verses where the phrase - WHERE FROM THIS YOU means - WHERE DO YOU COME FROM The list shows - the verse - who asked (or could have asked the question) - to whom it was asked | |||
VERSE | WHO ASKED | TO WHOM | |
Gn16-08a | Angel | Hagar*1 | |
Ju13-06 | Manoachs wife | angel | |
1S25-11 | Nabal | His workers | |
2S01-03 | David | Person who killed King | |
2S15-02 | Abshalom | Litigants | |
Jb02-02 | God | Satan | |
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*1 Rashi makes a further stylistic note: When God enters into (prophetic) conversation with someone He very often uses conversational openers to calm the person down. See LISt605e for more examples of the conversational opener method. |
(C) Dr Hendel, Jan-03 | ||||
Database query: Conversation between God and others - Many conversations begin with OPENERS to calm people down - Conversations that are punishment begin coldly | ||||
VERSE | WHO | TO WHOM | TEXT OF OPENER | |
Gn16-08a | Angel | Hagar | Where are you coming from | |
Ex04-02a | God | Moses | What do you have in your hand | |
Gn04-09 | God | Kayin | Where is your brother*3 | |
Gn03-09 | God | Adam | Where are you*3 | |
Nu22-09 | God | Bilam | Who are these people visiting you*3 | |
Isa39-03 | God | Chizkiyahu | Who are these people | |
Ez37-03 | God | Ezekiel | Can the bones live | |
1S03-04 | God | Samuel | Samuel Samuel*6 | |
Gn46-03 | God | Jacob | Don't worry Jacob | |
Gn15-01 | God | Abraham | Don't worry Abraham | |
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Gn12-04 | God | Miriam | God said SUDDENLY to Miriam*4 *7 | |
Nu23-04 | God | Bilam | God HAPPENED on Bilam *2 *7 | |
Gn03-14 | God | Snake | You are cursed....*1 *7 | |
Gn31-24 | God | Laban | Be warned against *5 *7 | |
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*1 Note that God spoke to Adam, Eve and the snake after the sin in Gan Eden. To Adam and Eve he used a conversational style ("Where are you") while with the snake there was no "conversational opener" Hence we classify the dialogue with the snake as "sudden" and "cold" *2 All of Nu22 Nu23 and Nu24 show that Bilam wanted to curse the Jews--hence the prophecies that the Jews would be blessed were said suddenly to him *3 Rashi *4 Said when God punished Miriam for slandering Moses *5 Said when God warned Laban from starting a fight with Laban *6 Repetition of names denotes endearment *7 These 4 examples use COLD LANGUAGE to introduce a punishment by God |