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 The hooks and bands of the pillars shall be of silver. :¹Ó½ÞÖkó£Óí−ÑšÞŠLÎìÞÔîó−§ÌðŠnÔ¼ÞÖí−«ÑîÖî  dark red wool, crimson wool, and twined, fine linen. þ£ÖïÐLÖôL'ÑLÐî−§ÌòÖL³Ô¼«ÔñB³Ðîö•ÖôÖbÐþÔêÐî
 11. The same shall be on the north side. CÓþÒ flêÖa ·öBõÖ®³¥ÔêÐõÌñö·Ñ×Ðî .ê−  It shall be the work of an embroiderer. ó¢ÑšÒþí¤ÑNμÞÔô
 The curtains shall be one hundred amohs long, CÓþ¢ÒêíÖê¤Ñôó−£Ì¼ÖñК  It [the screen] shall have four pillars and four sockets. :íÞÖ¼ÖaÐþÔêó£Óí−ÑòÐðÔêÐîí flÖ¼ÖaÐþÔê ·óÓí−ÑðÞŠnÔ¼
                                        Maftir     øéèôî
 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RASHI  é"ùø AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA  17. All the pillars around the enclosure ·ë−ÌëÖ½þ¥Ñ®ÖìÞÓí−·ÑðenÔ¼-ñÖk .ï−
               shall have silver bands, and silver hooks, ¹Ó½¢Ökó£Óí−ÑîÞÖî¹Ó½ flÓkó−¤Ì šÖMŠìÐô
 and the pillars were inserted into them.  ,öÖ×B³Ðñó−̼ešÐzó−ÌðenÔ¼ÖíÐî
                                and copper sockets. :³ÓL ÞìÐòó£Óí−ÑòÐðÔêÐî
 He made a kind of rod which are called pals in Old French.  ,ïÔ¼ÔñÐa ¾"ñõ ó−ÌþBwÓL ,ö−̽ÖcÐòeš ö−ÌôÐ×íÓNB¼ íÖ−Öí
                       18. The length of the enclosure »þÑ®ÖìÞÓíCÓþ¤Òê .ì−
 Their length was 6 tefachim and their width 3 [tefachim],  ,íÖLñÐLöÖaÐìÖþÐîó−ÌìÖõЬíÖMÌLöÖkÐþÖê
 and a copper ring was set into its middle. C  ,B¼Ö®ÐôÓêÐaBëíÖ¼eëК³Ó¾BìÐò³Ô¼ÔaÔ¬Ðî  shall be one hundred amohs. í•ÖnÔêÖëí·ÖêÑô
 The end of the curtain was wrapped  ¼ÔñÓwÔí³ÔõÐNCÑþB×Ðî  The width shall be fifty by fifty amohs. ó− †ÌMÌôÎìÞÔaó−¤ÌMÌôÎì|ëÔìÒ¤þÐî
 around it (the rod) with ropes D  ó−ÌþÖ³−ÑôÐaî−Öë−Ìëн
 opposite each column  ,ðenÔ¼Ðî ðenÔ¼ñÖkðÓèÓòÐk  AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RASHI  é"ùø AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 and then the rod was hung by its ring  BzмÔaÔ¬CÓþÓc½ÖcÐòewÔííÓñB³Ðî
           [17] All the pillars around the enclosure, etc.  .'åâå áéÄáÈñøÅöÈçÞÆäéÅãenÇò-ìÈk [æé]
 from the hook that was on the pillar, E  ðenÔ¼ÖaÓL ³BiÌñКÐòeêÖë
                           Because explicit mention of  LÔþ−ÑõêHÓL−ÌõÐñ
 [the hook being] made like the letter ’î,  Z î"−Öîö−ÌôÐk −eNÖ¼Óí
                        hooks, bands, and copper sockets  ³ÓLBìÐò−ÑòÐðÔêÐîó−ÌšeLÎìÔîö−ÌîÖî
 one end bent upwards  íÖ ñмÔôÐñ ¹ešÖï BLêÒþ
             was made only in regard to the north and south,  ,óBþÖcÔñÐî öBõÖvÔñêÖlÓê
 and the other end set into the pillar,  Z ðenÔ¼ÖaÔ¼ešÖzðÖìÓê BLêÒþÐî
                      but regarding the east and the west  ëÖþμÔôe ìÖþÐïÌnÔññÖëÎê
 like those [hooks] made to support doors  ,³B³ÖñÐcë−ÌvÔíÐñö−ÌNB¼ÓLöÖ³BêÐk
       no mention of hooks, bands, and copper sockets is made.  ,³ÓLBìÐò−ÑòÐðÔêÐîó−ÌšeLÎìÔîö−ÌîÖîþÔôÍêÓòêG
 which are called gons (hinges) in Old French.  ,ïÔ¼ÔñÐa ¾"ðòîè ö−ÌþBwÓL
         Therefore [the Torah] now comes and teaches it here.  :öêÖkðÑnÌñÐîêÖaCÖ×Ðñ
 The width of the curtain hung downward  ,íÖhÔôÐlÌô −eñÖz¼ÔñÓwÔíëÔìBþÐî
                    [18] The length of the enclosure.  .øÅöÈçÞÆäCÆøÉà [çé]
 which formed the height  ³ÔôBš ê−ÌíÐî
           The north and the south running from east to west  ëÖþμÔnÔñìÖþÐïÌnÔíöÌnÓL óBþÖcÔíÐî öBõÖvÔí
 of the partition of the courtyard.  41  :þÑ®ÖìÓí ³B®−ÌìÐô
                                were 100 amohs long.  :íÖnÔêÞÖëíÖêÑô
 íéÄãËnÂòÈäéÅåÈå.  .íéÄãËnÂòÞÈäéÅåÈå
                      The width shall be fifty by fifty.  .íéÄMÄîÂçÞÇaíéÄMÄîÂçáÇçÉøÀå
 They are the hooks.  :³BiÌñКÐòeêÖíóÑí
            The courtyard on the eastern side [of the mishkon]  ìÖþÐïÌnÔaÓLþÑ®Öì
 Their bands.  .íÆäéÅ÷ÞËLÂçÞÇå
                        was a square of 50 by 50 amohs. I  ,ó−ÌMÌôÎìñÔ¼ó−ÌMÌôÎì,³Ô¼ÔaeþÐôíÖ³Ð−Öí
 The pillars were encircled with silver strands all around. F  ,ë−ÌëÖ½¹Ó½Ó×−ѬeìÐaó−ÌðenÔ¼Öíe−Öí ö−ÌõÖweô
        For the mishkon was 30 amohs long and 10 amohs wide.  ,þÓNÓ¼BaÐìÖþÐîó−ÌLñÐLBkÐþÖêöÖkÐLÌnÔíÓL
 I do not know whether this was  óÌêÔ¼ÑðB− −Ìò−ÑêÐî
                         Its eastern entrance was placed  ,BìгÌtìÖþÐïÌôð−ÌôͼÓí
 for their entire length,  ,öÖle× −ÑòÐtñÔ ¼
                        at the edge of the outer 50 amohs  ó−ÌòB®−ÌìÔí’ò³ÔõÐNÌa
 or only at their top  ,óÖLêÒþÐaóÌê
                         of the length of the courtyard. J  ,þÑ®ÖìÓíCÓþBê ñÓL
 or only at their middle.  ,óÖ¼Ö®ÐôÓêÐaóÌê
                Consequently it was entirely in the inner 50  ,ó−ÌiÌô−ÌòÐtÔ íó−ÌMÌôÎìÔë Ble× êÖ®ÐôÌò
 But I do know that šeMÌì  šeMÌìÓL−ÌòÎêÔ¼ÑðB− CÔê
             while its length ended at the end of another 30.  ,ó−ÌLñÐL ¹B½ÐñBkÐþÖêíÖñÖ×Ðî
 has the meaning of wrapped around,  ,íÖþBèÎì öBLÐñ
                Consequently there was a space of 20 amohs  ìîÔîÓþíÖnÔêó−ÌþÐNÓ¼eêЮÐôÌò
 for we find this regarding the Concubine of Giv’ah:  ,íÖ¼ÐëÌèÐaLÓèÓñ−ÌõÐë eò−Ì®ÖôöÑkÓL
                behind it, between the curtains on the west  ëÖþμÔnÔaÓLó−̼ÖñÐwÔíö−Ña ,î−ÖþBìÎêÔñ
 “There were with him a pair of saddled 42  donkeys” 43  ,ó−ÌLeëÎìó−ÌþBôÎìðÓôÓ®Bn̼Ðî
                     and the drapes behind the mishkon. K  ;öÖkÐLÌnÔí−ÑþBìÎêñÓL ³B¼−ÌþÐ−Ôñ
 and the Targum [of ó−ÌLeëÎì]is ó−ÌšeLÎì. 44  :ó−ÌšeLÎì BôebÐþÔz
                   The width of the mishkon was 10 amohs  ,³BnÔêþÓNÓ¼öÖkÐLÌnÔíëÔìBþÐî
                in the middle of the width of the courtyard.  ,þÑ®ÖìÓíëÔìBþ ¼Ô®ÐôÓêÐa
 41 Beraisa deMleches Hamishkon.  42 Saddling a donkey requires “wrapping around.”  43 Shoftim 19, 10.
                Consequently there were 20 amohs of space  ìîÔîÓþíÖnÔêó−ÌþÐNÓ¼BñeêЮÐôÌò
 44 Thereby indicating that šeMÌì means wrapping around.  26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 14 - B | 18-07-18 | 09:55:46 | SR:-- | Magenta   26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 14 - B | 18-07-18 | 09:55:46 | SR:-- | Cyan   26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 14 - B | 18-07-18 | 09:55:46 | SR:-- | Black   #26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 14
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