1)

Who was the man [who struck him]?

1.

Rashi: It was a Yisrael intending to shoot at Machaneh Aram; he did not intend [for Achav]. You cannot say that he was a Mitzri. (This is a nickname for Nochrim, like in Yevamos 98a 'Ein Av l'Mitzri' - PF.) Melech Aram told them to kill only Melech Yisrael!

2.

Rashi (Melachim I, 22:34, from Shochar Tov 78:11): It was Na'aman.

2)

What is the meaning of "l'Sumo"?

1.

Rashi (Melachim I, 22:34): He did not know that it is Melech Yisrael.

2.

Targum Yonasan (Melachim I, 22:34): Opposite him. Radak - i.e. he shot straight ahead, not to the right nor to the left.

3.

Radak (Melachim I, 22:34, citing Sanhedrin 39b: This hints to Tamu (were completed) two Nevu'os [of Achav's death], of Eliyahu and Michah.

3)

What is "Bein ha'Devakim u'Vein ha'Shiryan"?

1.

'Rashi': Between the strap used to stick the helmet onto the armor, and the armor.

2.

Rashi (Melachim I, 22:34): Some armor is made of iron Kalifin (overlapping plates 1 ), like Shiryon Kaskasim of Galyus (Shmuel I, 17:5). The plates cover the holes in the armor, and seal them; they are called Devakim. (The arrow entered between the covering and the armor itself).


1

Radak (Shmuel I, 17:5): The armor is made of rings.

4)

What is "Rakav"?

1.

'Rashi': It is the one conducting the chariot.

2.

Radak (Melachim I, 22:34): It is his servant in the chariot.

5)

What is the meaning of "Hafoch Yadcha"?

1.

Metzudas David: Turn back.

6)

Why is Yadcha written with a Yud (after the Dalet, i.e. plural), and we pronounce it without a Yud?

1.

Radak (Melachim I, 22:34): Sometimes one needs two hands [to turn back], and sometimes one hand suffices.

7)

What is the meaning of "v'Hotzeisani Min ha'Machaneh"?

1.

'Rashi': Remove me from the front line, and take me to the back ranks of the encampment.

8)

Why did he say "Hachaleisi"?

1.

Radak (Melachim I, 22:34, citing his father): He did not want to reveal even to his servant that he was hit. He said only that he is weak. Also Yonason translates like this.

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