A good example of double-duty parsing and more fun with frames.

Follow along in Vayikra 7:10, 8:4, 8:15, 8:16-17, 8:19-20

A pair of parsing differences between manuscripts and two keves yayins that can sneak up on you.

Follow along in Vayikra 4:20, 4:24, 5:4, 5:15.

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A chemes mayim for your keves yayin.

Follow along in Shemot 33:11, 33:19, 34:34.

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Holy instincts, rings in construct, and parsing for a quote.

Follow along in Shemot 29:27, Vayrika 21:22, Shemot 28:23, 28:36.

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Stressing out about stresses and the perplexing nature of the shulchan.

Follow along in 25:11-17, 25:8, 25:23, 25:10.

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An insightful reading for an unusal parsing and a good example of verb forms.

Follow along in Shemot 18:21, 20:12, 20:2

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Nadav joins me on the podcast to look for our name, point out a mistake, and try to read in Ashkenazis!

Follow along in Shofetim 5:23, 5:3, Shemot 16:26, 16:23.

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