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Verse
Gn06-18
discussing the coming to the Ark of Noah and his family
states
But I will establish My covenant with thee; and thou shalt come into the ark,
- thy wife, and
- thy sons' wives with thee.
Rashi notes
The underlined phrases seem to suggest that men and women are separate.
We will discuss this more fully in Rule #4, Alignment below.
Rashi could find support for this abstention in verse Gn11-10
which states that Shem, Noah's eldest son, did not have his first
child till two years after the flood.
Text of Target Verse Gn06-08
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Text of Reference Verse Gn11-10
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But I will establish My covenant with thee; and thou shalt come into the ark,
and
- thy wife, and
- thy sons' wives with thee.
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Go out from the ark,
and
- your sons, and
- your sons’ wives with you.
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Rashi comments:
There was abstention from marital relations during the flood years.
Normal relations resumed after the flood years.
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Advanced Rashi: We haven't actually proven that there
was abstention. The fact that Shem did not have his first child till after
the flood is consistent with abstention but does not prove it.
A more thorough discussion will take place below in Rule #4, Alignment.
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