Words, Words, Words: The Powerful Words of D’varim
In the very first line of Parashat D’varim we read, “These are the words (d’varim) that Moses addressed to all Israel on the other side of the Jordan…” (Deuteronomy 1:1). This portion consists mostly of Moses' historical review of events from the end of the Revelation at Sinai through most of the Israelites' journey in the desert.
The Necessary Steps to Ready Ourselves for Repentance
In the realm of profound and fruitful parshiyot, Va-et’chanan looms large. In one stream of chapters, we both relive Revelation — the Ten Commandments — and receive the most succinct summary of our emerging theology — the Sh’ma. And yet, even before we reach these transformational texts, Va-et’chanan captures our attention.
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