Ehud, left-handed, hides a blade on the wrong side of his body specifically because guards would expect a right-handed threat. he gets a private audience with the enemy king under false pretenses and kills him alone in a locked room. the assassinatio...
Literary<b> One <i>gomed</i> long.</b> An abridged amoh.<sup class="footnote-marker">5</sup><i class="footnote">The length of the forearm. (Rashbam to Bava Basra, 100:a).</i> In German, 'daumen lang'. In old French, 'espan courte'.<br><br><b>Over his right t...
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