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VERSE: Dt07-22a

======================== Dt07-22a =======================

SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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Although many Rashis explain meaning and grammar
several Rashis examine the relation of given verses
with other verses.

A particularly exciting task of Rashi is when 2
verses contradict each other. Rashis task is to
resolve the contradiction.We have presented in our
rules, 5 methods of doing this

EXAMPLE
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Lv26-03:06 states that IF WE OBSERVE GODS COMMANDMENTS
God will remove wild animals from Israel.By contrast
Dt07-22 states that God will conquer the inhabitants
of Israel slowly FOR IF HE DID IT QUICKLY THE WILD
ANIMALS  WOULD COME. Clearly then, Dt07-22 is dealing
with the situation where we are not yet righteous
enough to enjoy the no-wild-animal protection of Lv26-06
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ITEM                     DETAIL
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RASHI RULE CLASS:        RabbiIshmael
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS      TWO CASES
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #14
SEE BELOW                LIST510a
List of verses with      Contradiction resolved by 2cases
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=================== LIST510a ===========================

A list of verse pairs which cotnradict each other
The contradictions are resolved by viewing
the 2 verses as two aspects of the same item.
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VERSE-1 VERSE-2 HOW THE TWO TEXTS ARE COMBINED
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Dt08-02 Lv26-06 WHEN OBSERVANT God protects;ELSE not*1
Nu21-21 Dt02-26 MOSES sent delegates on behalf of ISRAEL
Ex20-19 Ex19-20 Gods voice in HEAVEN;His FIRE on EARTH
Ex40-35 Ex25-22 Moses at Entrance; Gods by Crubim
Ex28-37 Ex39-30 Priest MASK went AROUND and OVER head
Ex25-03 Ex30-12 TAXES for base;VOLUNTARY for vessels
Nu04-05 Nu04-15 PRIESTS pack; KEHATHITES carry*10

NOTES
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*1 See Lv26-03. Thus Lv26-03:06 explicitly states that
   when we observe, God will remove wild animals. Dt08-02
   by contrast, explains that conquest of Israel will
   happen slowly FOR IF IT HAPPEEND QUICKLY WILD ANIMALS
   WOULD COME (because the Jews moral nature was not
   yet  perfected and the protection of Lv26-03:06
   does not yet apply) *11


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*10 Rashis point is strengthened by the abrupt change
    of subject
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    Nu04-04 This is the job the KEHATHITES
    Nu04-05 The PRIESTS come and cover the articles
    ...
    Nu04-15 ..and AFTERWARDS the KEHATHITES come
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    If one just reads Nu04-04 and Nu04-05 by themselves
    it appears as if the PRIESTS mentioned in Nu04-05
    refer back to the KEHATHITES mentioned in Nu04-04

*11 Interesting Rashi cites a verse in Job rather
    than the  explicit Lv26-03:06. Rashi also does
    not explicitly mention that he is using the rule
    of resolving 2 contradictory cases.
    But that IS what Rashi does. It seems rather
    straightforward to introduce Lv26-03:06. Rashi
    probably  expected the reader to know this verse
    since it comes in the great REBUKE---Rashi complements
    this verses with complementary verses in Job
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