Likutei Sichos Vol 19 Vayelech A by Rabbi Avrohom Brashevitzky

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this is an analysis of the parallel between the two parshiot-nitzabelech and yet at the same time the difference between the two and likewise it will be an analysis of the parallel between rosh hashanah and yom kippur which really is one theme yet the difference between the two meaning that we in where they actually differ one from another and the great lesson that we can learn from it so when it comes to nitsam in valley these two parshiot really it comes out that indeed they're really one parsha and this is evident from the words of rabbi sadia gone besides says that indeed there are only 53 parshiot 53 parshiot in the entire torah however he says there is one parsha of these 53 that when there is a need it gets split it gets divided into two separate parshiot as we know them as is the case this year nitsavim and you see we conclude the torah annually at the very same day the anniversary i'm sorry the day that we conclude the torah is always on sinha torah and being the way it is this year the way rosh hashanah falls out in the middle of the week on tuesday and and wednesday and then yum kipra as it falls out on thursday therefore it comes out that we have a need of filling in one more shabbat in order not to complete the torah too early and therefore nitzavim vayner gets separated so says the rebel we can understand from this the fact that there are really one parsha that really essentially one partial that gets divided we can reach the following conclusions number one as every parasha has its main theme

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