Ki Tavo - Key Words

Key Words

Words used frequently in the parshah include: “all” (58 times); “command,” “commanded,” “commandments” (25 times); “people” (23 times); “curse,” “curses,” “cursed,” “cursing” (22 times); “say,” “saying” (21 times); “fruit” (15 times); “amen” (12 times); “bless,” “blessed,” “blessing,” “blessings” (12 times); “given” (12 times); “eye,” “eyes” (10 times;and “voice” (10 times).

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