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Ki Savo - 3rd Portion
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Moshe begins to encourage the Jewish people to uphold their covenant with G-d that was forged at the Giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai. In return for keeping the covenant, G-d would hold them especially dear, above His love for all other people.
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Join me as we learn Chumash
for Tuesday, Parshas Ki Savo, the third
Torah reading, chapter 26, verse 16.
Yesterday we read about the different
tithes that a person would give and the
declaration that he would make and
asking God's blessings because we have
given our tithes. Today we continue as
Moshe reminds the Jewish people with the
covenant that they enter the spec- the
specific instructions given to the
Jewish people as we are the chosen
nation.
Verse 16.
Today
at this very day God your God is
commanding you.
to do the statutes, the rules, to
fulfill the rules and
the ordinances and you shall you will
follow them, you will safeguard them.
You will do them with all your heart and
with all your soul.
Rashi
Why does he say today that God command
them today was already 40 years since
the 10 commandments? But he's telling
them the whole
Every single day it has to be as if God
told you just these mitzvahs today. That
same excitement, that same energy, that
same enthusiasm that you have that is if
something was brand new, that's the way
all the commandments have to be.
That this is not only a commandment, but
this is also a blessing and a promise.
When you go and you bring these things
to God a voice of heaven comes out and
blesses you.
You brought your first fruit today?
So too you merit to bring it in next
year as well.
Verse 17.
Today you have singled out God
to
be for you as a
And to walk in his ways and
to safeguard his rules, and his
commandments,
and his ordinances,
and to obey him.
Here and Martha
The word here and Martha in this case
says these words in
we don't have similar words to this in
other places.
Therefore I seem that what this means of
here in this case should wash and have
dollar of a fresh of adult. This means
to segregate, to separate, to
distinguish. And therefore God
singled out today to take except God
upon yourself. Therefore as he says he
you separated from the idols and from
the foreign gods to take God as your
God. Who is
and he separated you may I mean others
from the nations of the world
that you should be for him I'm school as
a chosen nation.
Rashi does say that I found one similar
case where is into him some 94 where it
talks about
this idea of beauty and talking about
that the evil are great about themselves
and they applaud their own successes.
And of here is meaning that you have
pick chose God to be and to show your
splendor through God.
Verse 18 for a sham in your English
school of and God therefore behave
reciprocally
reciprocally to you as well that he has
set you apart today from all the nations
just like you set singled out God to be
your God God singled out you to be his
nation
to be for you as a treasured people got
your deeper love like he spoke to you
all the and you should safeguard all his
commandments.
Like he spoke to you when did he tell
this to them in the book of Exodus
that you will be to me a treasured
nation from all the nations of the
world.
Verse 19 all the secret alien going and
to make you supreme above all the other
nations. I said also that he made this
healer
to praise or the shame and for a great
name all this he found and for glory for
the use and courage of the camera camera
and you should be for a holy people to
God your God
as just as he spoke and commanded you to
be.
Rashi Kashi
and Kadesh Kashi
where did he say that you should be a
holy nation the book of Leviticus is
dedication that you'll be to me for a
holy nation. This concludes the third
Torah reading of partial Kisa.