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VERSE: Ex30-34a
RASHIS COVERED: Ex30-34a Ex30-34b Ex30-34c Ex30-34d Ex30-34e
Ex30-34a
(C) Dr Hendel, Jan-04


SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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The WORD MEANING method seeks to explain dictionary meaning.
Rashi had 10 vehicles to explain meaning. Words can be named
by EIGHT METHODS including naming by FORM, FUNCTION and FEEL.
For example both the UNITED NATIONS and PENTAGON are
organizations which protect. However the PENTAGON is named
by its FORM while the UNITED NATIONS is named by its FUNCTION
and GOAL (To unite nations).

EXAMPLE Ex30-34a Ex30-34b Ex30-34c
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- The DRIP is a perfume which DRIPS from tree bark.
Hence the DRIP is named by its FORM

- The FATTY is a perfume which smells like putrid FAT
Hence the FATTY is named by how it FEELS

- The SHINY is a perfume which is SHINY
Hence the SHINY is named by its FORM

LIST813b below gives others examples of items named by FORM
LIST819a below gives other examples of items named by FEEL
(The best know English example of an item named by FEEL is
HARDSHIP).

SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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The STYLE method seeks to describe paragraph style and
indicate which ideas are main ideas and which ideas are
illustrative examples. The THEME-DETAIL-THEME style
is used to indicate a MAIN THEME followed by
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES and DETAILS.

EXAMPLE Ex30-34d,Ex30-34e
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Ex30-34 discusses the perfume ingredients of the Temple
perfume. The structure used is GENERAL-DETAIL-GENERAL
- GENERAL: Take perfumes
- DETAILS: ------------- Drippy, Shiny, Fatty perfumes
- GENERAL: Perfumes and
- -------  pure frankincense

Each of these perfumes had specific characteristics
- DRIPPY perfume was gathered from BARK DRIPS
- SHINY perfume came from SHINY looking plants
- FATTY perfume smelled like putrid FAT

The GENERAL-DETAIL-GENERAL style requires that we
perceive the entire unit as a paragraph with a
general theme. Therefore we generalize the DETAILS
listed to ANYTHING SIMILAR to them that fits the
GENERAL theme. Hence we take all similar perfumes
(those that drip, those that are shiny and those
that are bad smelling). The PURE FRANKINCENSE
is mentioned SEPARATELY and is added as is.

LIST450L summarizes this approach

SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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The SYMBOLISM method seeks to find verses which
MUST be interpreted symbolically. The SYMBOLISM
method also tells us the rules governing the
symbolic interpretation.


Rashi gives SYMBOLIC meaning to the items in Ex30-34
- SHINY perfume refers to FLASHY people on the go
- FATTY perfume refers to OBESE people who dont
control themselves and always say yes
- DRIPPY perfume refers to STATELY PEOPLE who do
things BIT by BIT (Drop by drop) and know how
to exercise restraint.
All three people types are needed in the community
and this is symbolized by the KETORETH which had
all ingredients.

LIST975j summarizes these symbolic arguments.
ITEM DETAIL
RASHI RULE CLASS: RABBI ISHMAEL STYLE
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS GENERALIZED
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #25
SEE BELOW LIST450L
List of perfumes in Ex30-27 [PERFUME-drip,putrid-PERFUME]
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RASHI RULE CLASS: SYMBOLISM
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS SYMBOLISM
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #29
SEE BELOW LIST975j
List of correspondence of Perfume types vs. People types
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RASHI RULE CLASS: WORD MEANINGS
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS 8 METHODS OF NAMING
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #7
SEE BELOW LIST813b
List of words named by FORM(e.g. brain-STORMING)
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SEE BELOW LIST819a
List of words named by FEEL(e.g. HARDship)
LIST819a
(C) Dr Hendel, Jan-04

List of words            named by FEEL(e.g. HARDship)
VERSE WORD MEANS FEELS LIKE The FOLLOWING
Ex30-34c The FATTY perfume Feels/Smell s like PUTRID FAT
Dt32-22a SPARK Feels like THROBBING,PRICKLING pain
Dt28-21b ACHE (QDXTh) Feels like SPARKS pricking me
Dt28-21c inFLAMmation (DLK) Feels like a FLAME
Dt28-21d Fever (XrXr) Feels like being BURNT
Dt29-16a IDOL(SQTz) Feels like DISGUSTING ($QC)
-------- HARDship Feels like something HARD
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