Guidelines for Poetic Verses:#4 of 10
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Todays posting, part of the poetry series, deals with
* Using Parallelism to understand a verse.

Normally we think of MEANING as coming from a DICTIONARY
As this posting shows MEANING can equally be derived
from PARALLELISM.

Those who wish to see this posting on the website should
visit http://www.rashiYomi.com/h3n18.htm
or http://www.RashiYomi.com/dt32-42a.htm



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EXAMPLES:

VERSE: Dt32-42a


My arrows       will get drunk          from BLOOD
                                        from BLOOD OF CAPTIVES

My sword        will     eat                 flesh
                                        from heads of the enemy
     *1                   *2                  *3


NOTES
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*1 Rashi simply illuminates the parallel structure (We have
rearranged sentence phrases to more emphatically show the
parallelism).

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