Pictures from the implications and allusions in the Parsha and Rashi. Not an exact interpretation.
Guess the representation of the picture by number. Based on Temunot b’Parsha publication.
- תַּבְּנִית, כָל-בְּהֵמָה (4,17) “likeness of any animal”
- אֲשֵירֵהֶם, תְּגַּדֵעוּן (7,5) “idolatry trees should be chopped down”
- שָמוֹר (5,12) “Guard” Rashi, Shamor and Zachor both said at the same time, symbolized by the two candles lite for Shabbos.
- וּצְּדָקָה, תִהְּיֶה-לָנוּ (6,25) “and it would be a merit for us” or Tzedakah (charity) is proper for us.
- לֹא תְּחָנֵם (7,2) “do not show mercy”; do not provide a gift
- צְּבָא הַשָּׁמַיִם (4,19) “the heavenly hosts” or the army of the skies
- לֹא תִתְּאַּוֶּה כֹל, אֲשֶר לְּרֵעֶךָ (5,17) “do not desire that which belongs to another to another”
- שְּמַּע יִשְּרָאֵל (6,4) “listen Israel”
- לֹא תָסֻרוּ, יָמִין וּשְּמֹאל (5,28) “do not turn to the right or to the left”
- כִ י-יִשְּאַּלְּךָ בִנְּךָ (5,20) “when your son will ask you” at the Seder
- לֹא-יִרְּאּון וְּלֹא יִשְּמְּעּון, וְּלֹא יֹאכְּלּון וְּלֹא יְּרִ יחֻן (4,28) “you will not see, or hear, or eat or smell”
- Picture has no known connection to the Parsha; can you think of one?
- וּקְּשַּרְּ תָם לְּאֹות, עַּל-יָדֶךָ (6,8) “and you should bind them on your arm”
- בְּמִלְּחָמָה (4,34) “with war” Rashi at the Sea of Reeds
- בָתִים מְּלֵאִים כָל-טּוב (6,11) “houses full of good things”
- יַּבְּדִיל מֹשֶה שָלֹש עָרִ ים (4,41) “Moshe separated three cities”