Deuteronomy

Keli gever is a man’s article, a man’s gear. Simlat ishah is a woman’s clothing.

Ma’aqeh is a railing around the roof.

Kil’ayim is two kinds. Tiqdash is it becomes set apart, and so it is not yours to use. The line does not name a rite.

Sha’atnez is the mixed weave. The line names the two cloths.

Gedilim are twisted cords. This is not the word tsitsit. Kanfot are the corners of the covering.

Alilot devarim are pretexts of words. Betulim is virginity, the evidence that she had not lain with a man. Verse 17 spreads that evidence out as a cloth.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

This verse writes na’arah, young woman, with the feminine ending. The verses around it write na’ar. Me’ah kesef is a hundred silver. The weight is not named.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

Nevalah here is a disgrace. Liznot is prostituting. The verbs for the youth are feminine.

Be’ulat ba’al is a woman married to a husband, a woman who has a husband.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

The written consonants are נער, “youth,” with no feminine ending. The Masoretic reading is נערה, “young woman.” The written form is printed.

Chamishim kasef is fifty silver. The weight is not named.

Kanaf is the skirt, the edge of a garment. The wife is already named in the line. Leningrad numbers this sentence 23:1. English Bibles number it 22:30.