(Transtropilation is the term coined by Len Fellman to describe the process of translating from cantillated Hebrew, as closely as possible, word for word and trp for trp, with the main purpose being to aid a person with minimal Hebrew training in following the Hebrew leyning word for word.) E. On Sukkot, we once again celebrate for seven days (16:13). and then we count seven weeks until Shavuot (16:9). But perhaps the most meaningful parallel between Gan Eden and Eretz Yisrael arises in the chukim & mishpatim section. Parsha Nation 2.0 available in two layout formats. This excerpt from a Parsha summary written by Moshe Rabbeinu explains in Parshia #4 that in truth, it's not as hard as it may seem. Predictably, the commentaries offer a number of approaches to explain the matter, and the implications of their theories are profound. A recent discovery has been leaked about the real Root cause of gum disease And tooth decay, and it has Continue reading A50. Furthermore, compare 15-20 with the opening psukim of Parshat Re'eh. its mandatory application to all future generations as well (see 29:9-14). To resolve these questions, we must consider the centrality of the concept of 'covenant', which has emerged thus far as a primary theme in every speech thus far in Sefer Devarim. a judicial system, an organized system of educators and national leaders, a national center, etc. (Sanhedrin 21b Rashi) The book includes Let's explain. We are entering the fifth and final book of the Torah this week, Devarim, which is also named the Mishneh Torah. As usual, our shiur will focus on identifying its structure and theme. However, when one reads the fourth speech, it appears to be superfluous, for in it we find once again Moshe's rebuke of Bnei Yisrael - in a manner which doesn't differ much from the numerous rebukes in his earlier speeches. Different mefarshim have come up with different approaches to explain 29:3: ", Publications: Philosophy and Current Affairs, Revava - The Riva Koschitzky z"l Torah Enrichment Program, Studies in Parashat HaShavua with Rav Menachem Leibtag (en), Nitzavim | Back to Har Sinai and Gan Eden. the bet ha-mikdash] is the, This interpretation is supported by the famous pasuk in Mishlei, recited each time we return the, D. Likewise, the mitzva of tzitzit(22:12) could be understood as a prevention of 'lo tinaf', as suggested by Bamidbar 15:39.]. For example: may be perceived as relating to illegal marital relationships. This section includes various laws relating to forbidden sexual relationships.
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