ב"ה
Ki Tavo: Entering the Covenant
Deuteronomy 26:1–29:8
The seventh section of the Book of Deuteronomy concludes Moses’ second farewell address to the Jewish people. It contains Moses’ completion of his review of the commandments, beginning with one that would become relevant only after the Jewish people would enter (Tavo, in Hebrew) the Land of Israel – that of bringing the first fruits of each year’s harvest to the holy Temple. It then continues with Moses’ review of the covenant between G d and the Jewish people.
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Daily Quote
"And these are the generations of Isaac the son of Abraham; Abraham fathered Isaac" (Genesis 25:19). There are children who are embarrassed of their parents, and there are parents who are embarrassed by their children. With Abraham and Isaac it wasn't like that: Isaac prided himself in that he was "Isaac the son of Abraham," and Abraham prided himself in that "Abraham fathered Isaac"
–Midrash Tanchuma
The Parshah

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