The pasuk says in perek, uh, vav, pasuk chaf beis, "Vayaas Noach kol asher tziva oso Elokim kein oso." And in pasuk-- in perek zayin, pasuk heih, the pasuk says, "Vayaas Noach kol asher tzivohu Hashem." Very identical, almost identical pasuk.
One says, "Kol asher tziva oso Elokim kein oso," and the pasuk says, "Vayaas Noach kol asher tzivohu Hashem." So Rashi's bothered by the problem.
What are these two asiyos that Noach did? So Rashi says, "Vayaas Noach," the first one is binyan hateiva, and the second one, Rashi says, the "Vayaas Noach kol asher tzivohu Hashem," Rashi says, is biase lateiva, coming into the teiva.
So that means the pasuk refers to "Vayaas Noach" the binyan hateiva and the biya' lateiva.
The pasuk says in perek, uh, vav, pasuk chaf beis, "Vayaas Noach kol asher tziva oso Elokim kein oso." And in pasuk-- in perek zayin, pasuk heih, the pasuk says, "Vayaas Noach kol asher tzivohu Hashem." Very identical, almost identical pasuk.
One says, "Kol asher tziva oso Elokim kein oso," and the pasuk says, "Vayaas Noach kol asher tzivohu Hashem." So Rashi's bothered by the problem.
What are these two asiyos that Noach did? So Rashi says, "Vayaas Noach," the first one is binyan hateiva, and the second one, Rashi says, the "Vayaas Noach kol asher tzivohu Hashem," Rashi says, is biase lateiva, coming into the teiva.
So that means the pasuk refers to "Vayaas Noach" the binyan hateiva and the biya' lateiva.
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