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Project Likkutei Sichos — Korach 5784

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — Korach 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Shelach, Sicha 2 The Questions: Rashi draws an uneven equivalency The Context: between the peace offering and the One of the twenty-four Priestly gifts firstborn offering: When it comes to the the enumerated in the Parshah is the firstborn peace offering Rashi details that it is eaten ox, sheep, or goat, which is offered as a by specific people — “the kohanim, their sacrifice and then given to the kohanim to wives, their children and their slaves” — consume. “Their flesh shall be yours; like and for a specific amount of time — “two the breast of the waving and the right thigh, days and one night.” But when it comes to it shall be yours.” (Bamidbar 18:18) the firstborn offering, Rashi only mentions Rashi explains the comparison the Torah is the time limit. And if he does mean Like the breast of the waving and the right to draw a full equivalence between both thigh — Of the peace-offering which is offerings, then why does he only mention eaten by the kohanim, their wives, their the time limit of the firstborn offering, and children and their slaves for two days and not include the law of who eats the one night. In his second comment, why does Rashi It shall be yours — Rabbi Akiva came and mention the author of the teaching, Rabbi taught: [By repeating the words “shall be Akiva, and why does he introduce the yours”] Scripture adds another ‘being,’ so comment with the unusual phrase, “came that you should not say [that it is] like the and taught.” breast and thigh of the thanksgiving The Explanation: “It shall be yours,” Rabbi Akiva came and taught: [By repeating the words “shall be Rashi was bothered by the verse’s yours”] Scripture adds another ‘being,’ so seemingly unnecessary continuation: Once that you should not say [that it is] like the the verse states, “Their flesh shall be yours,” breast and thigh of the thanksgiving why does it need to continue to say, “like offering, which is eaten only for [one] day the breast of the waving and the right and [one] night.” thigh”? And it The comparison to the “breast and thigh” is does not stand to reason that it merely not enough here, for it can be referring to means to equate the firstborn animal to the the thanksgiving offering which has a peace offering in respect to the ti

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