A parsing that wasn't, a tricky construct, and a question I can't answer.

Follow along in Devarim 21:6, 18:9, 18:12, 21:10, 22:28, 22:23.

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An interesting (and cautionary) parsing. 

Follow along in Devarim 12:2.

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A Mesora game. 

Follow along in Devarim 11:12, Bereishit 20:6, Vayikra 11:43, Bemidbar 11:11, 15:24, Devarim 28:47, 28:59, 32:32, 34:6.

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Unusual features.

Follow along in Devarim 3:27, 4:38, 4:9, 4:1, 4:32, 5:22, 6:22.

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Unusual parsing choices with unusual explanations. 

Follow along in Devarim 1:14, 1:41, Bemidbar 11:28, Devarim 1:1.

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A curious parsing and a manuscript advisory warning.

Follow along in Bemidbar 30:5, 30:12, 30:8, 31:6.

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The original keves yayin, the unusual parasha break, and why I called this podcast Pinchas.

Follow along in Bemidbar 28:14, 26:21.

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On naming milary operations.

Follow along in Bemidbar 23:24.

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Where to add an aliya for a Shabbat Chatan, and the parsing of the land flowing of milk and honey.

Follow along in Bemidbar 18:7, 18:10, 17:20-22, 16:13-14.

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A double keves yayin and bad a report.

Follow along in Bemidbar 14:34-35, 15:38, 14:37.

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