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Activity for Peter Taylor‭

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Edit Post #288250 Post edited:
I don't believe that people are kosher food whether Jewish or Gentile and however cooked ;)
10 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #288250 Suggested edit:
I don't believe that people are kosher food whether Jewish or Gentile and however cooked ;)
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helpful 10 months ago
Comment Post #287176 It's probably not a useful general answer, but for your specific question I would look into the morphologically annotated texts which are available. http://etcbc.nl/methodology/morphology-for-the-masses-by-the-masses/ suggests that there are two freely available ones (probably for the Protestant Chri...
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over 1 year ago
Edit Post #281584 Post edited:
Disambiguate "their"
almost 3 years ago
Edit Post #281584 Initial revision almost 3 years ago
Answer A: Why didn't the dough rise during the night of the Exodus?
> Was their breadmaking process different from what I understand and they would have needed to do something to cause it to be leavened, a step that they missed because they were fleeing? I'm not aware of any ancient text which explicitly tells us any civilisation's understanding of the leavening p...
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almost 3 years ago
Comment Post #280888 You're right to question "exilic", though: that's not what I meant at all, and I'm embarrassed that it took me until now to realise my error.
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about 3 years ago
Edit Post #280888 Post edited:
about 3 years ago
Comment Post #280888 @manassehkatz, it's true that it's a singular noun, but there are plenty of examples of singular nouns which are used in a generic sense, including two verses before where the same singular noun refers to multiple sites of Canaanite worship.
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about 3 years ago
Edit Post #280889 Initial revision about 3 years ago
Question Software development: halachic type systems
In the creation account of Genesis 1 we see an initial situation described as "void", and every step away from this situation is described as good. It seems, therefore, that void is to be avoided. What are the implications for software programmers in languages which support `void`? In particular, if ...
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about 3 years ago
Edit Post #280811 Post edited:
Ex 31:15 is about the Sabbath
about 3 years ago
Edit Post #280888 Initial revision about 3 years ago
Answer A: After the destruction of the temple, why didn't we revert to a temporary mishkan?
Deuteronomy 12:5 establishes that contrary to the Canaanite practice of building sites for worship all over the place, and contrary to the exodic practice (v8) of "every man [acting] as he pleases", sacrifice should be offered at the place chosen by Gd. The grammar doesn't require that place to be un...
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about 3 years ago
Suggested Edit Post #280811 Suggested edit:
Ex 31:15 is about the Sabbath
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helpful about 3 years ago
Comment Post #280790 Could you proffer a whole shekel and expect to receive a half-shekel in change (and then proffer that half-shekel next time)?
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about 3 years ago