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Deuteronomy, the Book of: The fifth of the Five Books of Moses, records Moses' final message to the Israelites, delivered during the last weeks of his life. He admonishes them to remain faithful to G-d following their entry into the Land of Israel. The book concludes with Moses’ death.
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The two enlarged letters in the Shema reveal the mission of the Jewish people and the fusion of faith and knowledge.
While we hope that someone, somewhere, takes notice whenever we “do the right thing,” as long as we are driven by the need for that external recognition, we are vulnerable and can be inconsistent.
When G-d does make demands of me, they tend to be in trivial areas—but areas that hit me where it counts.
Deuteronomy 3:23–7:11
The way our calendar is set up, Parshat Vaetchanan is always on Shabbat Nachamu, when we read the first haftarah of consoling.
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On the Shema and the discipline of listening.
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Life Lessons From the Parshah - Va’etchanan
Love of The Land Moses’ 36-day farewell address to the Children of Israel continues in the Torah portion of Va’etchanan. Va’etchanan, “and I pleaded,” Moses reminisces. Deuteronomy 3:23. After G-d permitted him to grant territory on the eastern side of th...
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