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VERSE: Gn12-01e
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SUCCINCT SUMMARY ---------------- One of Rashis 5 main goals is to clarify matters of style In doing this Rashi uses the Rabbi Ishmael style rules. According to the methods developed in Rashi-is-Simple these style rules govern whether a verse is interpreted BROADLY or LITERALLY EXAMPLE ------- GENERAL:----- Leave your LAND DETAIL:------ Leave your FATHERS HOUSE RASHI ----- The main command was not one of travelling but rather of deserting the idolatrous ways of Abrahams father. As such Abraham had to leave his country which practiced idol worship--he also had to go far enough so that there was no idolatry (For only in such an environment could Abraham preach about a one God) EXPLANATION ----------- The GENERAL-DETAIL form indicates a RESTRICTIVE style--the emphasis is on the details. Hence Rashi emphasizes that Abrahams goal was to leave idolatry. | ||
ITEM | DETAIL | |
RASHI RULE CLASS: | STYLE | |
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | RESTRICTIVE | |
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #24 | |
SEE BELOW | LIST490c | |
GENERAL-DETAIL form of | Gn12-01 |
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General detail form of Gn12-01 | |||
GEN-DETAIL | Text of VERSE | Could mean | |
GENERAL | Leave your LAND | Travel | |
GENERAL | Leave your BIRTHPLACE | Travel | |
DETAIL | Leave your FATHERS HOUSEHOLD | Idolatry*1 | |
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*1 So the emphasis was that Abraham should leave his fathers ways and hence Abraham had to go far enough away from his country till idolatry was not a dominant religion/belief |