{S} 28:6–7 {S} 28:8 {S} 28:9–11 {S} 28:12–13 {S} 28:14–15 {P} 28:16–27 {P} 29:1–11 {P} 29:12a {S} 29:12b–13 ומן הגרשני {S} 29:14a {S} 29:14b–17 ומן בני ידותון {S} 29:18–19 {S} 29:20–26 {P} 29:27–30 {P} 29:31–36 {P} 30:1–9 {S} 30:10–19 {S} 30:20 {S} 30:21 {S} 30:22 {S} 30:23–24a {S} 30:24b–26 והשרים הרימו {S} 30:27 {P} 31:1 {P} 31:2 {S} 31:3–6 {S} 31:7 {S} 31:8 {P} 31:9–10 {S} 31:11–21 {P} 32:1–8 {P} 32:9–19 {S} 32:20 {S} 32:21–23 {P} 32:24–32 {P} 33:1–9 {P} 33:10–20 {P} 33:21–25 {P} 34:1–7 {P} 34:8–11 {S} 34:12–23 {S} 34:24–26a {S} 34:26b–28 כה אמר ה' אלהי ישראל {S} 34:29–33 {S} 35:1–2 {S} 35:3–6 {P} 35:7 {S} 35:8–18 {S} 35:19 {S} 35:20–22 {S} 35:23–24 {S} 35:25–27 {S} 36:1–4 {P} 36:5–8 {P} 36:9–10 {P} 36:11–14 {S} 36:15–17 {S} 36:18–21 {S} 36:22 {S} 36:23 Songs with special layout In addition to the common "open" and "closed" parashot, the masoretic scribal layout employs spaces in an elaborate way for prominent songs found within narrative books, as well as for certain lists. Each such "song" is formatted in its own exact way, though there are similarities between them. These sections include: Torah Song of the Sea (Exodus 15:1–19) Song of Moses (Deuteronomy 32) Nevi'im Canaanite Kings (Joshua 12:9–24) Song of Deborah (Judges 5) Song of David (II Samuel 22) Ketuvim Song of the Seasons (Ecclesiastes 3:2–8) Haman's Sons (Esther 9:7–9) David's Champions (I Chronicles 11:26–47) Song of Assaf (I Chronicles 16:8–36) The following sections discuss the layout and formatting of each of these songs in detail. Haman's Sons (Esther) Esther 9:7–9 lists Haman's ten sons in three consecutive verses (three names in 7, three in 8, and four in 9). Each name is preceded by the Hebrew particle ואת. The {SONG} format for this list is as follows: The last word of verse 9:6 (איש) is purposely planned to be the first word in a new line (at the right margin). This word will begin the first line of text in {SONG} format. The first word of 9:7 (the Hebrew particle ואת) is written at the end of the first line in at the left margin. A large gap is thus left between איש and ואת, which forms a closed parashah division {S}. In the next ten lines of text, the ten names of the sons of Haman appear one after another in the beginning of each line at the right margin, beneath the