Meforshim

Let me find it here for a moment.

Yeah, it says like this, the passage says, And then it says, And the question the Sufis ask, why do we have to have, again, the is all the same thing.

So he says, he quotes, excuse me, it's not a Sufi, it's a Mechilta in Shmais.

There was a king which conquered a city-state.

And Kavodik, Hasakos, everybody loved it.

They then came out with a second edition of the same book, but they added a new compartment called Pesuto shel Mikra, which gave Peshat Pshat based on other Meforshim, not Rashi.

So they still have Rashi ki Pesuto.

They still have it, and they added Pesuto shel Mikra.

Some people wanted to put the book in Cherem.

"Oh, you're calling something Pesuto shel Mikra, which is not Rashi? Rashi is not Pesuto shel Mikra anymore.

You're violating the Mesorah even though every single thing was based on other Meforshim, Ramban, Ibn Ezra, and Netziv.

It wasn't like a modern Bible critics, whatever it is.