#91b The Korban of Aharon and his sons (Parashas Tzav)
A fundamental disagreement about how to read a verse in the Torah

A fundamental disagreement about how to read a verse in the Torah
Rashi translates a word in an original way, and then supports his proposal.
The connection between two well-known Rashi comments
An investigation of various forms of past tense verbs
Moshe grinds the Golden Calf into dust, mixes it with water, and makes the people drink.
Lessons from the neckline of the Kohen Gadol's cloak
Commentators attack Rashi for asking a weak question.
If an ox gores and kills an eved c'naani, the Torah establishes a fixed payment for the damages, regardless of the actual value of the eved.
The Torah uses different grammatical forms for different types of past events.
Moshe addresses Yehoshua as an equal.
Rashi identifies two categories of people who may not partake of the Korban Pesach.
The Torah rehabilitates the reputations of Reuven, Shimon, and Levi.
Rashi explains a phrase metaphorically.
Yaakov declares that each of Yosef's two sons will become a separate tribe.
Yosef presents his five weakest brothers to Pharaoh.
Rashi usurps Yosef's role as dream interpreter
Why did Yaakov think that he would suffer in the World to Come if one of his sons predeceased him?
Is Rashi asking a question, or answering one?
Some technical and content aspects of the first verse in Parashas Vayetzei
What did Esav sell to Yaakov and how was this an ethical and legal sale?
Was Eliezer's method of swearing to Avraham conventional and customary, or exceptional?
The supercommentators go to work on two words in Rashi.
A verse in Mishlei sheds light on Lot.
In the beginning of Parashas Noach, Rashi makes three references to Avraham.
What did Adam and Chava lose by eating the forbidden fruit?
The tribe of Gad chooses to dwell near the burial place of Moshe Rabeinu
Rashi raises a question about his own novel interpretation.
Contextual analyis and textual criticism lead to the same conclusion.
Rashi gives a lesson about grammar and cantillation--and blessings and curses.
Rashi changes his comments about the Seven Species.