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A Time to Say "Thank You"
Sifrei says that the obligation to bring first-fruits begins immediately upon entering the land. Rashi says that first-fruits are not brought until all of the Jews are settled in their own farms. A spontaneous outpouring of gratitude, or a sign of deep appreciation?
A Carefully Thought Out List
Why does the declaration made upon bringing first-fruits to the Temple include only two events: Lavan's attempt to destroy Ya'akov, and the Egyptian exile?
Chosen Even in Times of Shame
Rashi chooses the more unlikely translation to take into account that sometimes, the Jewish nation does not make G‑d proud.
Tribal Quirks
Eleven curses: each one of them a warning against the idiosyncrasy of a particular Tribe.

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Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8
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