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The table below presents presents
two contradictory verses.
Both verses speak about
the request for peace when Israel passed by Sichon's land.
The underlined words highlight the contradiction.
But one verse says
Moses sent the delegates
while the other verse says
Israel sent the delegates.
Which is it?
Did Moses send delegates or did the Jewish people
send delegates?
Summary
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Verse / Source
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Text of verse / Source
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Israel sent messengers
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Nu21-21
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And Israel sent messengers unto Sihon king of the Amorites, saying:
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Moses sent messengers.
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Dt02-26
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And I [Moses] sent messengers out of the wilderness of Kedemoth unto Sihon
king of Heshbon with words of peace, saying:
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Resolution:
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2Aspects
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Moses, sent Israelite representatives, to request
peace from Sichon.
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Rashi resolves this contradiction using the 2aspects
method. Moses, as leader, has 2 aspects: He can be represented both
by himself and by his delegates.
By using the table structure
with underlines we are able to participate and empathize with Rashi in
construction of the Rashi comment.
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