Three pesukim to be careful about this week and the (very little) intrigue on the different forms of העלית.

Follow along in Shemot 31:15, 30:18, 34:10, 32:7, 33:1, 40:4 and Bamidbar 14:13.

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Exceptions to the stress moving forward on the wav consecutive on words in the perfect.

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A double(!) keves yayin, showing and being shown, and how the mesorah understood spices.

Following along in Shemot 25:33, 25:9, 25:40, 25:6.

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Stresses to watch out for and a blasphemous keves yayin.

Follow along in Shemot 21:23, 22:23, 23:25, 23:27 and 24:5.

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How the Torah uses frames in the story of Bnei Yisrael at Har Sinai.

Follow along in Shemot 19:1,3,18,20 and 20:1,14.

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A correction from last year and another example of the yet-to-be-named mistake phenomenon.

Follow along in Shemot 15:11 and 13:17.

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A whole new type of keves yayin.

Follow along in 13:7, 12:15 and 12:19.

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The meaning in paragraph breaks.

Follow along in Shemot 6:1-2, 7:25, 8:12, 6:28, 12:51, 12:29, 12:41 and 6:10.

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Moshe Ginsberg joins the podcast to talk about three topics from the WhatsApp chat, include whether the baby Moshe was a midwife.

Follow along with Shemot 1:15, 5:5, 1:1, Bereishit 46:8, Shemot 1:6, 2:3.

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A stressful change in meaning, and more reasons why I like the infinitive construct.

Follow along with Bereishit 48:5, Yeshayahu 60:1, Bereishit 48:11, 50:20.

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