SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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One of Rashis 6 main tasks is to explain
Grammar the same way modern Hebrew books
explain grammar.  We call this the Rashi rule
of GRAMMAR.

Certain parts of grammar deal with INDIVIDUAL
words--for example the rules of VERB CONJUGATIONS
or PLURALITY based on GENDER. Other rules of
Grammar deal with groups of words or even the
whole sentence.

Today we study cases where a sentence is better
understood thru a rearrangement of the word
order. We call this the RASHI SUBRULE of
REARRANGEMENTS.

EXAMPLE Gn39-17a
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The Biblical text at Gn39-17a states
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The slave who you brought
to play with me
CAME TO ME
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Rashi comments
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The verse should be read
-  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -
The slave who you brought
CAME TO ME
to play with me
-  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -
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Here Rashi uses the rule of REARRANGEMENT
There is also some adult humor here..It
is almost as if she says to her husband
--you knew what he is like...did you
--plan this so you could avenge me and
--show how masculine you are.

Rashi in other contexts also portrays
Potifars wife as a shrew who knew how
to tease.

LIST076a below gives other Rashis whose
principle is REARRANGEMENT

List of verses with      Use of REARRANGEMENT