| VERSE | RASHI RULE USED | QUICKY EXPLANATION |
| lv12-02a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Torah uses plant-animal-human order |
| Lv12-02b | DOUBLE PARSHAS | Human birth is called SEEDING in 2 verses.Why? |
| Lv12-02c | REFERENCE | Impurity of Childbirth (Lv12-02c) likened to Menstrual impurity (Lv15-19) |
| lv12-02c | OTHER VERSES | The Torah cross references procedures |
| lv12-02d | WORD MEANINGS | HEAD2FOOT = entire body;YICKY = menstrual |
| lv12-04a | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| lv12-04b | GRAMMARR | TaHaRaHHHH vs TaHaRaH:Noun/Possesive |
| lv12-04c | GRAMMARR | TaHaRaHHHH vs TaHaRaH:Noun/Possesive |
| lv12-07a | GRAMMARR | Offer Up & sin offering;bring IT |
| Lv12-07a | GRAMMAR | Bring UP and SIN offerings; offer IT [SIN offering]...and purify |
| lv12-07b | FORMAT | She is Pure---after preceding acts |
| Lv12-04d | ALIGNMENT | Let her not COME to the temple (Holy grounds); Let her not TOUCH holy items (e.g. eating). |
| Lv13-02a | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| Lv13-02a | MEANING | The Hebrew root, NUN-SIN-ALEPH means CLOUD; Hence SIN-ALEPH-TAUV, means CLOUD-WHITE. |
| lv13-02a | WORD MEANINGS | Spill-ooze::Cut-Sandpaper::Oven-Stove |
| Lv13-02b | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-02b | WORD MEANINGS | Spill-ooze::Cut-Sandpaper::Oven-Stove |
| lv13-02c | DATABASE | Leprosy impurity requires DECLARATION |
| lv13-03a | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| Lv13-03b | NEW MEANINGS | 4 methods of naming Candellabrah parts are reviewed |
| lv13-03b | NEW MEANINGS | DEEP appearance = DEEP wound |
| lv13-03b | WORD MEANINGS | THIGH refers to the BOTTOM of an object |
| lv13-03c | DATABASE | Certain Toomah requires PRONOUNCEMENT |
| lv13-04a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| lv13-05a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| lv13-05b | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| lv13-06a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| Lv13-06b | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-06c | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| Lv13-08a | GRAMMAR | Rashi reviews some rules for word gender |
| lv13-08a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| lv13-08b | GRAMMARR | NOUN GENDER:NG&(m,f),CR&T(f),MSPXT(f) |
| Lv13-08c Lv13-08d | GRAMMAR | The word TZARATH is FEMININE. The word NEGAH is MASCULINE and FEMININE. |
| lv13-08c | GRAMMARR | NOUN GENDER:NG&(m,f),CR&T(f),MSPXT(f) |
| lv13-08d | GRAMMARR | NOUN GENDER:NG&(m,f),CR&T(f),MSPXT(f) |
| lv13-10a | UNIFIED MEANING | LIFE means RECURRENCE--scab,same time... |
| lv13-10a | WORD MEANINGS | Mem-Cheth-Yud-Hey means SURVIVOR |
| Lv13-11a1 | MORAL LESSONS/REASONS | Why is a clean scab nevertheless infected |
| Lv13-11a2 | WORD MEANINGS | 5 methods for inferring WORD MEANINGS are reviewed |
| lv13-12a | WORD MEANINGS | HEAD2FOOT = entire body;YICKY = menstrual |
| lv13-12b | DATABASE | By the Priests VISION-no cataract |
| lv13-13b | ALIGNMENT | DONT ABUSE vs DONT ABUSE VISIBLY |
| lv13-13c | ALIGNMENT | DONT ABUSE vs DONT ABUSE VISIBLY |
| lv13-14a | UNIFIED MEANING | LIFE means RECURRENCE--scab,same time... |
| lv13-14a | DOUBLE NOUNS | Leprous scabs cause impurity:3 cases |
| Lv13-15a | GRAMMAR | Rashi reviews some grammar rules for word gender |
| lv13-18a | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| lv13-18b | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| lv13-19a | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| lv13-20a | NEW MEANINGS | DEEP appearance = DEEP wound |
| lv13-22a | GRAMMARR | NOUN GENDER:NG&(m,f),CR&T(f),MSPXT(f) |
| Lv13-23a | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-23b | WORD MEANINGS | PR& = wild;BHK = breakout;CRV = burn;.... |
| Lv13-23c | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-24a | WORD MEANINGS | Mem-Cheth-Yud-Hey means SURVIVOR |
| Lv13-29a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Meaning can be derived from CONTEXT |
| lv13-30a | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| lv13-30b | WORD MEANINGS | SIT = PREVENT;NUN = Intense;REDDISH-WHITE |
| lv13-31a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| Lv13-31a | SPECIAL WORDS | The Hebrew AYN means NONE(possibly WITH EXCEPTIONS |
| lv13-32a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| lv13-32a | OVERALL STRUCTURE | Rashi infers meaning from context |
| lv13-33a | CONTRADICTION | DONT shave leprosy;DO shave rest head |
| Lv13-33a Lv13-33b | CONTRADICTION | Don't SHAVE the BALD spot?!? Leave its borders unshaved. |
| lv13-33b | CONTRADICTION | DONT shave leprosy;DO shave rest head |
| lv13-35a | REPETITION | If LEPROSY SPREAD SPREAD-in any case |
| Lv13-37b | EXTRA SENTENCE | Restating a whole sentence causes emphasis |
| Lv13-38a | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-39a | WORD MEANINGS | Lists of IDIOMS-DAYS DAYS = YEARLY...etc |
| lv13-39a | WORD MEANINGS | Lists of IDIOMS-DAYS DAYS = YEARLY...etc |
| lv13-39a | WORD MEANINGS | IDIOMS:WHERE FROM THIS U = where you from |
| Lv13-39a | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-39b | WORD MEANINGS | PR& = wild;BHK = breakout;CRV = burn;.... |
| lv13-40a | CONTRADICTION | DONT shave leprosy;DO shave rest head |
| Lv13-43a | REFERENCE | LIKE THE APPEARANCE OF SKIN LEPROSY (Lv13-43) refers to the symptoms of skin leprosy mentioned in Lv13-02 |
| Lv13-43a | REFERENCE | Bald-head leprous spots (Lv13-43) follow the same rules -# weeks, # appearances - as skin-leprosy (Lv13-01:08) |
| lv13-44a | REPETITION | If LEPROSY SPREAD SPREAD-in any case |
| lv13-45a | WORD MEANINGS | PR& = wild;BHK = breakout;CRV = burn;.... |
| lv13-45b | UNIFIED MEANING | Pay-Resh-Ayin means EXPOSED |
| lv13-45b | WORD MEANINGS | PR& = wild;BHK = breakout;CRV = burn;.... |
| lv13-45c | OTHER VERSES | Covering mustaches is a mourning sign |
| Lv13-45d | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| lv13-45d | WORD MEANINGS | MEM as suffix/prefix means PLACE |
| lv13-45e | SYNONYMS | KRA can mean PROCLAIM as well as CALL |
| lv13-46a | OTHER VERSES | Leprosy is punishment for slander |
| lv13-46b | OTHER VERSES | 3 levels of holiness surrounding temple |
| lv13-48b | ALIGNMENT | RAW leather vs PROCESSED leather |
| lv13-48c | ALIGNMENT | RAW leather vs PROCESSED leather |
| Lv13-49a | WORD MEANINGS | Doubled names-eg Holy of Holies-indicates intensity |
| lv13-49a | DOUBLE NOUNS | REPEATING = emphasis,closeness,nonstandard |
| Lv13-49b | WORD MEANINGS | Doubled names-eg Holy of Holies-indicates intensity |
| lv13-49b | DOUBLE NOUNS | REPEATING = emphasis,closeness,nonstandard |
| lv13-51a | WORD MEANINGS | DUST land = PARcHED;ASTONISHED = apathy |
| Lv13-51a | WORD MEANINGS | The Hebrew letter MM = The SOURCE of something |
| Lv13-54b | CONTRADICTION | For lepored clothes: Wash the leprous spot and its surroundings. |
| lv13-55a | GRAMMARR | HuKaBayS = It was washed(Passive) |
| Lv13-55a | GRAMMAR | Hoo-Ka-BayS is the PASSIVE CAUSATIVE mode and therefore means AFTER IT WAS WASHED. |
| Lv13-55d | WORD MEANINGS | We review 5 techniques for inferring WORD MEANINGS |
| Lv13-55e | MEANING | BALD garment = WORN OUT garment. HILLY garment = NEW garment. |
| lv13-55e | WORD MEANING | BALD = worn out garment;PUDDLY = new one |
| Lv13-58b | MEANING | KUPH-BETH-SAMECH and TET-BETH-LAMED are synonyms refering to immersion. KUPH-BETH-SAMEcH has an additional connotation of cleaning. |
| Lv13-04b | FORMAT | SHUT IN the leprosy for a week and SEE it on day seven: You don't have to literally SHUT IT IN - rather there is no further investigation till day 7. |
| Lv13-43b | DATABASE | LIKE THE APPEARANCE OF SKIN LEPROSY (Lv13-43) refers to the symptoms of skin leprosy described in (Lv13-02) |
| Lv13-54a | ALIGNMENT | The washing of the leprous garment was not done to the ENTIRE GARMENT nor to the LEPROUS SPOT but rather to the SPOT and VICINITY. |
| lv14-03a | OTHER VERSES | 3 levels of holiness surrounding temple |