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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.
The Torah espoused the value of early childhood education thousands of years before modern educational psychology recognized it.
Instead of pretending that today were the last day of your life, what if you were to realize, instead, that it’s the first day of the rest of your life?
First, there are agonizing hours of wavering and uncertainty. Then comes a sudden, almost breathtaking shift in perspective that makes the right decision stunningly clear.
Deuteronomy 31:1-30
When we make the inspiration and excitement themselves the goal, we stumble, because inspiration and excitement naturally dissipate.
Likkutei Sichos, Volume 9, Vayelech 1
Introduction Perhaps the most difficult thing for anyone to bear in a relationship is indifference, the feeling that a loved one has turned away, as if what is happening does not matter to him or to her. For this reason, the prophecy, Devarim 31:18. “I wi...
Likkutei Sichos, Volume 34, Vayelech 1
Introduction No Jew is a one-dimensional being. Beyond the individual identity that we each possess, we are part of the Jewish people as a collective and our conduct affects not only ourselves, but the entire Nation of Israel as a whole. While true at all...
Moshe gives his final words of preparation for his death and the leadership of Yehoshua to begin! (Ch. 31 verses 20 - 30)
Continues with Moshe telling the people about the Mitzvah of Hakel, and writing of a Torah Scroll. (Ch. 31 verses 13 - 19)
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