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Project Likkutei Sichos — pdf v3 wz98q22htau3gmam6rh4 volume 29 vezos habrachah simchas torah — Shemini Atzeres 5787

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — pdf v3 wz98q22htau3gmam6rh4 volume 29 vezos habrachah simchas torah — Shemini Atzeres 5787. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Inheriting the Torah On several previous occasions the reading ofParshas (V’zos Ha)Brachah on Simchas Torah has been discussed:1 although the commentaries offer a number of reasons why this parshah is read on the final day of the festival, it is reasonable to say that— beyond those reasons, and as with virtually all of the portions read on the festivals — this parshah too contains the theme of the festival itself. Among the verses in the parshah that speak openly about the subject of Torah — the theme of this particular festival— is the verse2 “The Torah that Moshe commanded us is a heritage (morashah) of the congregation of Yaakov.” In his commentary on the verse— after emphasizing that the words “The Torah that Moshe commanded us” are (not a matter in their own right, 3 but rather) an introduction to the second part of the verse, “(the Torah that Moshe commanded us) is a heritage for the congregation of Yaakov”4 — Rashi explains that the content ofmorashah, “the heritage of the congregation of Yaakov,” isachaznuha v’lo naazvenah(“we have taken hold of it and will not forsake it”). presenting the Torah as G -d’s word, as does the 6) One must apparently say that Rashi’s phrase “and preceding verse; and (b) what novelty there is in these are their words” belongs to his first stating that Moshe taught Torah to the Jewish interpretation of “Indeed, You showed love for people. Rashi resolves that the phrase introduces “a nations” as well — otherwise the verse “The Torah heritage of the congregation of Yaakov”: the Torah that Moshe commanded us…” would not fit in the comes to the Jewish people by way of inheritance — midst of Moshe’s words. It follows his comment which applies to receiving it from Moshe, not from “bearing Your utterances — they took upon G-d, to whom (on the level of the basic meaning*) themselves the yoke of Your Torah” (parallel to the the category of inheritance does not apply.** *And second interpretation, “they accept Your even through Chassi dus — see Or HaTorah , Re’eh, decrees…”), yielding: “and these are their words: the p. 29 | V’zos HaBrachah | Simchas Torah | 2 Even at the time of the affection shown to the nations of

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Volume 29 | V’zos HaBrachah | Simchas Torah AN UNFORSAKEN INHERITANCE General Editor: Rabbi Levi Sudak 1 | An Unforsaken Inheritance 1. Inheriting the Torah On several previous occasions the reading ofParshas (V’zos Ha)Brachah on Simchas Torah has been discussed:1 although the commentaries offer a number of reasons why this parshah is read on the final day of the festival, it is reasonable to say that— beyond those reasons, and as with virtually all of the portions read on the festivals — this parshah too contains the theme of the festival itself. Among the verses in the parshah that speak openly about the subject of Torah — the theme of this particular festival— is the verse2 “The Torah that Moshe commanded us is a heritage (morashah) of the congregation of Yaakov.” In his commentary on the verse— after emphasizing that the words “The Torah that Moshe commanded us” are (not a matter in their own right, 3 but rather) an introduction to the second part of the verse, “(the Torah that Moshe commanded us) is a heritage for the congregation of Yaakov”4 — Rashi explains that the content ofmorashah, “the heritage of the congregation of Yaakov,” isachaznuha v’lo naazvenah(“we have taken…

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