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מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א מדרש תנחומא פרשת חקת סימן כד'-כה'- סוף פרשת חקת

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Rabbi Shaked Bohadana

מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א מדרש תנחומא פרשת חקת סימן כד'-כה'- סוף פרשת חקת

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Midrash Take a cue from the parshat Hukat, 24:14. The midrash says, "And Israel took all these forests and Israel settled there." So here we need to know that the midrash is actually asking for the verses that are cited at the end of the parshat Hukat. It says that the people of Israel fought against Sihon, which was yours, the Amorite, says that the people of Israel fought against Sihon, which was yours, the Amorite, and what is written there, and he took possession of his land from Arnon to Jabbok, as far as the children of Ammon. For then the border of the children of Ammon was. And Israel took all these cities, and Israel settled in all the mountains of the Amorites, in Heshbon and in all its daughters. Its daughters. What does this mean? Its daughters. All the villages that were entangled with it. All the cities that were attached to it, as the account of the city of Sechun, the king of the Amorites, account of the city of Sechun, the king of the Amorites, is and he fought the first king of Moab and took all his land from his hand. On Arnon. What is this, telling us all these things, gentlemen? It is not for nothing that we come to tell us about the war of Sechun, the son of the king of the Amorites, which preceded him in settling in Heshbon, and which modeled the account as a risk. The Gemara in Holin, page 60, page 2, also says that the matter of Amon and Moab was purified by risk. The interpretation of the words is, "Amen, the

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  1. 0:01Midrash Take a cue from the parshat Hukat, 24:14. The midrash says, "And Israel took all
  2. 2:43One, blessed be He, said to Moses, "Do not besiege Moab." That is, regarding Moab, you
  3. 5:59Then they were governors, governors of proverbs." Yes, he was a national poet. He was a
  4. 9:05language of the kingdom of Naram, the servant of Heshbon. That is, the Rashi, whose name
  5. 12:14Moses sent To spy on Jazer and destroy its daughters and to inherit the Amorites who
  6. 15:19days, all the house of Israel. So anyway, we know that every month passed." Then the
  7. 18:37Israel wouldn't have to bother besieging their products and every fortress. And a fortress by itself,
  8. 21:42in you any guarantee of anything. And there behind you, that is, even in war, if
  9. 24:47said, "He remained of the remnant of the giants." And his intention was that Og came
  10. 27:57him down and do to him. When you did it for the risk, we will confiscate

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