<b>When they took hold of you with the hand</b> [Heb. בְּכַפְּךָ, lit. with your hand,] to be read בַּכַּף, with the hand, like a man who walks and supports himself on his staff.<br><br><b>you splintered</b> [Heb. תֵּרוֹף] [like] תֵּרָצֵף.<br><br><b>...
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