1)

What does he not put to heart?

1.

Rashi: That he burned half of it in fire.

2)

Why does it say "v'Lo Da'as v'Lo Sevunah"?

1.

Rashi: He does not have knowledge or understanding to say so (I burned half

3)

Here it mentions baking bread on coals. Above, it discusses burning the wood!

1.

Radak: People do both of these. Either they burn the wood to heat the oven and stick [the dough to the walls of the oven], or they bake it on coals.

4)

What is "v'Yisro"?

1.

Radak: It is the left over. This is a noun, like "Yeser ha'Gezem" (Yo'el 1:4).

5)

Why is it called "So'evah"?

1.

Radak: Hashem detested it, and forbade serving them.

2.

Malbim: This refers to one who attributed divinity to the image.

6)

What is "l'Vul Etz"?

1.

Rashi: To rotting wood.

2.

Radak: It is a branch. The same applies to "Ki Vul Harim Yis'u Lo" (Iyov 40:20). The root is Yevul.

3.

Malbim: For one who considers the idol a means to draw influence - it is wood that rots. How can it make an impression among stars that last [forever]?!

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