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One normally expects a clause to modify the words that immediately precede or follow it. However, in Tanakh at times this is not true, and to properly understand a verse, one must invert the word order.
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<li>One normally expects a clause to modify the words that immediately precede or follow it. However, in Tanakh at times this is not true, and to properly understand a verse, one must invert the word order.One normally expects a clause to modify the words that immediately precede or follow it. However, in Tanakh at times this is not true, and to properly understand a verse, one must invert the word order.</li>
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<category>Scope ambiguity
 
<category>Scope ambiguity

Version as of 13:32, 10 January 2024

Syntax

This topic has not yet undergone editorial review

מקרא מסורס One normally expects a clause to modify the words that immediately precede or follow it. However, in Tanakh at times this is not true, and to properly understand a verse, one must invert the word order.

Examples

Scope ambiguity