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but anyways netself means eternity
endurance
right foreverness and uh rabbi asher
sinclair explains that this is why the
torah
was given through moshe because
everything that moshe did was eternal
including the torah right the torah as
we know is eternal and that's why he
couldn't enter the land because if he
did there simply could never have been
an exile from the land
and that wasn't the divine plan
the exile needed to happen whether
for
you know one reason or another whether
the nation of israel needed to collect
the sparks the sparks from around the
world or to fan their flames you guys i
think many of you really justify the
entire exile just in and of yourselves
or perhaps just because we couldn't
uphold the level of sanctity that we
needed in order to stay in the land or
maybe they're connected whatever it was
the exile was part of the plan and
therefore the eternal moshe
couldn't be the one to usher us into the
land and while moshe couldn't enter the
land
he needed to see the land i actually
think hashem would have let him see the
land even if he didn't make that request
because by
gazing upon the land of israel from a
distance
right by gazing with the with those
yearning eyes and those pining eyes that
feeling of
the word that feeling of longing and
desire that moshe felt when he looked
into the land that feeling entered into
the collective heart of the nation of
israel for all time whether it's a
subconscious or a conscious yearning
it's there it's there i see it in so
many of you in daniella she was
heartbroken she wasn't able to come out
to the farm and she was already in the
land she wanted to come out to judea
which by the way i really believe in my
heart is that that yearning that fire
something about our mountain in judea
kindles that in a special way in a
different way in in the jewish heart and
the human heart
because from my understanding and i
could be wrong about this it was the
mountains directly across from our farm
to the east just a little bit north of
us
which was the general area that moshe
stood when he gazed longingly into the
land
and while the prophets of israel say
that moshe
prophetically
saw every blade of grass
on the physical simple level may very
well have been our area maybe a little
bit north of us that moshe actually saw
with his physical eye this highlight was
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