For the benefit of the Children of Israel “Moshe explained the Torah well” [1]. To explain the Torah “well” is interpreted that Moshe translated the Torah ..
Written by Rabbi Daniel Leeman
Who is the wise man that may understand this and who is he to whom the mouth of the L-rd has spoken that he may declare it? Why has the land perished, burnt up like ..
Written by Rabbi Zev Leff
The Book of Dvorim is basically Moshe’s final lecture to his nation. Sometimes softly, sometimes sternly, Moshe explains to the nation about their behavior ..
Written by Benjamin Rose
“These are the devarim / words that Moshe spoke to all Yisrael.” (1:1) The prolific R’ Yehuda He’chassid z”l writes in Ta’amei ..
Written by Benjie Fine
“The Emorites who lived in that mountain came out to confront you and pursued you like bees do. They smote you (i.e. the Israelites) in Seir as far as Chormah” ..
Written by Howard Jackson
When reading through Moshe recapping the judicial reform that we are told about in parshas Yisro, one cannot help but noting a glaring omission ..
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“Why should I apologize? I didn’t do anything wrong to her.” “You don’t realize how hurt she was by your actions?? ” “Because ..
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Pasuk 37 of the first perek of Devarim requires much explanation. In fact, it seems to turn parshas Chukas, the sin of the spies, and Moshe’s hitting of the rock ..
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Parshas Devarim; The King and I Our sedra marks the beginning of Moshe’s final speech to klal yisrael before his death. In this speech, he revises several key events ..
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