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Matot: This Land Is Your Land

By Moshe New

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Moshe New
Rabbi Moshe New heads the Montreal Torah Center. He is sought out lecturer on Kabbalah and its relevance in our lives today.

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Posted: July 21, 2011

beautiful, thank you so much for the inspiration and words of Torah!

Posted By yehudit, Jerusalem, Israel

Posted: July 16, 2009

Moshe New and Matot-Massei

Thk you for your audio comments. I particularly enjoyed the insights into Joseph and Manasseh ... also I could just SEE the arrival of the Messanic Era (as pictured in Shabat) when you talked about the 5762 years (days) which are therefore coning upon the close of the sixth day. I think this explains why I've been having so many deep experiences with G-d on Shabat. Again, THANK YOU and Baruch HASHEM

Posted By Anonymous, Cat Spring, TX/USA

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	Matot: This Land Is Your Land
It was the tribes of Reuven and Gad that requested to settle in the land east of the Jordan; but in this week's Torah portion, half the tribe of Menasheh also receives their portion on the other side of the Jordan. Why?
Topics: Parshah (1309), Matot (16), Gad and Reuben's Request to Receive Lands East of the Jordan (8)