2 wagons side-by-side making a double-wagon, but carrying the same Kerashim. Each double-wagon would carry 24 Kerashim. There was room for 2 animals per wagon, which means that there were 4 animals pulling the double-wagon. Since there were 2 double-wagons, there were 8 animals altogether pulling 48 Kerashim and other Keilim.
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I'm a half-Sepharadi, half-Ashkenazi, Haredi Zionist. I hope that clears it all up. :-)
I went to a Haredi elementary school, a mixed Haredi/modern high school, Haredi Yeshiva in Israel, and back to a mixed Yeshiva after that. I have a masters degree in computer science and Semicha.
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2 Comments:
Amazing.
Is that 8 wheels and places for 2 or 4 animals pulling?
Is this one vehicle or two side by side? Looks like one.
2 wagons side-by-side making a double-wagon, but carrying the same Kerashim. Each double-wagon would carry 24 Kerashim. There was room for 2 animals per wagon, which means that there were 4 animals pulling the double-wagon. Since there were 2 double-wagons, there were 8 animals altogether pulling 48 Kerashim and other Keilim.
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