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    Sabzi
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    Hi, as I’m sure everyone has seen the different textual references popping up around facebook, connecting gilad shalit to the chag and his freedom. I saw this other one but I can’t find the source for where it came from … and I’d like to know if its real or fake.

    Here is a link to the image… I hope the mods take a look and pass it because it is only some text.

    https://s-hphotos-sjc1.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/s720x720/297149_10150366312780682_686275681_8362656_1578048782_n.jpg

    Thanks

    #819206
    rasha gamur
    Member

    People are so superficial – there’s no point whatsoever in doing these stupid excersizes in finding cute drushy references to current events. Stick to things that are true and muchrach.

    #819207
    Sabzi
    Member

    oh… i wasn’t trying to find a reference to the current events… but when someone does mention one… i’d like to look it up to see where it came from…. it says perek 7 but i dont know perek 7 of what….

    #819208
    yitayningwut
    Participant

    If these were actual pesukim they would come up in a Google search, and they don’t. Moreover, I am curious to know from the beki’im in Tanach over here if the word ?????? is ever used in this context in Tanach. In Modern Hebrew, it means terrorists. How convenient.

    #819209
    ItcheSrulik
    Member

    The root ??? means “rope” or “strip” in Biblical Hebrew. The passage looks like it was translated from bad English to worse Hebrew by someone who can’t spell.

    #819210
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    It’s the text of a book that didn’t come out yet.

    #819211
    YW Moderator-42
    Moderator

    It’s on the Internet so it must be true

    #819212
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    It reminds me of Tehillim 151. There was a guy who didn’t find any reference to Galyas in Tehillim. He decided to help out David Hamelech and fill in what he obviously forgot. Naturally, one look at his job shows such a cheap shot. You can find it in a thick Sefer called, Sefarim Chitzonim.

    The problem they had with Ben Sira is that his Lashon sounded like a Pasuk. This ‘passage’ doesn’t have that problem.

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