Musical interventions with Moshe Ginsberg.

Follow along in Bereshit 48:16, 47:31, 27:5-6.

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Double meaning in broken frames.

Follow along in Bereshit 45:6-7, 45:8-27, 45:28, 44:18, 47:12-14.

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Getting strong on the dagesh chazak. 

Follow along in Bereishit 41:1, 41:9, 41:4, 41:38, 41:9, 41:50, 41:8, 41:31, 41:51, 42:7.

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More examples in support of the azla for parsing, and where am I going?

A little more on parsing. 

Folow along in Bereishit 29:32-35.

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Eating up more mistakes.

Follow along in Bereshit 24:54, 30:25, 27:19, 27:25, 27:4.

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Cautionary tails from mistakes of years past.

Follow along in Bereshit 23:14, 24:25, 24:49, 24:54, 30:25.

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On the range with "el" and the sensitivity to narrative.

Follow along with Bereshit 18:7, 20:2, 19:8, 20:7, 20:17.

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Why I avoid reading Lech Lecha, and a parsing so unusual is godly.

Follow along in Bereishit 11:29, 12:5, 12:6, 13:13, Yona 3:3.

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