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VERSE: Ex25-06a
RASHIS COVERED:Ex25-06a Ex27-07a Ex28-25b Ex30-10c Ex34-32b
Ex40-29b Ex40-29c Ex23-31b Gn02-14b
RULE:
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The word >THE< can be used in 4 ways
-->THE< can refer to a PROPER NOUN
e.g. Dt06-16a >Dont test God as you tested him by THE-TEST<
RASHI: THE-TEST is the name of the place mentioned in Ex17-07
-->THE< can refer to something mentioned NEARBY
eg Dt04-32c >Has anyone heard THE GREAT THING-that God ...<
-->THE< can refer to a concept, story or
thing mentioned ELSEWHERE
eg Nu13-33a >We saw there THE Nefilim<
>THE NEFILLIM< nation however is mentioned in Gn06-04
-->THE< can refer to the >BEST< known of a class
eg Dt01-07e >THE Mount< -- This refers to The Kings Mountain
EXAMPLES
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We continue our examples of Rashis on the word >THE<
In the following verses >THE< refers to a well known
item--usually something just mentioned.
Ex25-06a
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BACKGROUND
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They Bible lists materials needed for the construction of the
temple
THE VERSE
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Ex25-06a Oil for >THE (Known)< Light (ie the Candellabrah)
THE RASHI:
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If it said >Oil for light< it could eg mean lighting for
the construction workers. By saying >Oil for THE Light<
it refers to the known utensil--the Candellabrah
Ex27-07a
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BACKGROUND
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The Bible is speaking about the construction of the Temple altar
THE VERSE
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Ex27-07a And bring the support-poles in >THE (known)< rings
THE RASHI
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The Bible is referring to the rings that were just mentioned
in Ex27-04
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And make a copper meshwork for the altar and make
on the copper meshwork 4 rings and make support-poles which
will be brought in THE rings
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In other words THE rings for the support-poles are the same
rings made on the copper meshwork (and not eg extra rings)
Ex28-25b
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BACKGROUND
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The Bible is describing the construction of the EYPHOD
garment
THE VERSE
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Ex28-25b And take two cords (for fastening) and place
them on >THE< setting stones
THE RASHI
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The Bible is simply referring to the setting stones
described above in Ex28-13
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And make 2 settings stones...and make an Eyphod...
and attach the cords to the setting stones
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Ex30-10c
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BACKGROUND
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The Bible is describing the functions of the golden altar
THE VERSE
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Ex30-10 And Aaron will once a year use the altar horns
for an atonement procedure from the blood of
>THE< sin offering of atonement, once a year
THE RASHI
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There are of course many sin offerings that offer
atonement. But >THE< Atonement (offering) refers to
the offering of >THE DAY OF ATONEMENT< (Yom Kippur)
described in Lv16
Ex34-32b
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THE VERSE: >THE< Holiday of Gathering
THE RASHI: This of course refers to SUCCOTH when
the grain is GATHERED.
See http://www.RashiYomi.Com/gn49-29a.htm for a LIST
of verses showing that the Hebrew root >Aleph-Samech-Pay<
means to >BRING IN<.
Ex40-29b
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Ex40-29c
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THE VERSE: & he offered on the altar >THE (known)< Elevation
Offering & >THE (known)< Minchah
THE RASHI: >THE (known)< Offering = The DAILY Offering (Nu28)
>THE (known)< Minchah = The Minchah libations
of the DAILY Offering (Nu28-05)
In other words: >& he offered on it OFFERINGS and MINCHAH<
could mean he offered SOME OFFERING and SOME MINCHAH. By
stating >& he offered on it THE Offering and THE Minchah<
the reference is to to the known DAILY OFFERING.
Ex23-31b >THE (Famous/well known)< River = The PRATH River
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Cf Gn02-14b where the 4 rivers that flowed from the Garden of
Eden are mentioned. The Bible concludes the LIST of 4 rivers
with the PRATH RIVERS. Using the principle of CLIMAX Rashi
observes that this river was the most superior of all rivers.
For other examples of >CLIMAX< see
http://www.RashiYomi.Com/example9.htm
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