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The table below presents an aligned extract of verselets in
Dt17-19a.
Both verselets
discuss
the obligation of the King to follow God's will.
The alignment justifies the Rashi assertion that
The King has an obligation to both
- follow the statutes/laws of the Torah
- follow/be aware of the stories/miracles of the Torah.
Verse
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Text of Verse
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Rashi comment
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Dt17-19
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...to watch the words of this Torah
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Words of Torah refer to the inspirational stories
and miracles related in the Torah.
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Dt17-19
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and these statutes to perform them
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Statutes of the Torah refer to the actual laws that
everyone, including Kings must follow.
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Advanced Rashi:
In aligning the above two verselets we see other
similarities. For example we find watch and perform
aligned. Similarly we find this and these
aligned. I believe the proper approach to Rashi requires
that the reader supply Rashi-like comments to further aspects
of the alignment. In this case we could say:
Miracles and stories must be watched and kept while
laws must be performed.
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