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Activity for LN6595
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A: If voting doesn't do anything, should one vote? It would seem that it is proper to consider the consequences of your actions as if they were amplified by the public doing the same. The case brought down in the Talmud is removing a single sliver of wood from a fence. Removing the sliver doesn't bother the owner since it has no impact on the fence.... (more) |
— | about 6 years ago |
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A: Difference between אני and אנכי אֲנִי is the basic word "I". It is just about always followed by an adjective or noun. It is used the vast majority of times both in Tanakh and later writings. אָנֹכִי is a more nuanced version of אֲנִי. It also means "I", but it's a more robust, stronger version. It's main use is for emphasis, a ... (more) |
— | almost 9 years ago |