Semuchim M'yad - Connecting Parshas Devorim With End of Masei

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

one of the long-term long-time participants in the shiur. I think now uh approximately 15 years. Reb Joe Farbwitz, take it away. >> Thank you, Rabbi. So, it's my zechus to learn with Rabbi Goldstein for more than 15 years from the time that he first was still in kollel till his first stellar and now uh he's establishing Machon Maggid Rakia. He's a wonderful maggid shiur. And I'm zocheh to learn from him and his And I'm zocheh to learn from him and his harbatzas Torah for all these years. He's a wonderful person and he his because of his association with Torah anytime he has thousands of shiurim that have affected hundreds of not thousands of people all around the world. So, if you are considering where to put your ma'aser, Machon Maggid Rakia is the place you should seriously consider because the bang for the buck is uh unmatched. So, I encourage Sefer Devarim begins eilah hadvarim asher dibber Moshe. So first of all, one connection is, think about it, Bamidbar ends with the pasuk eilah hamitzvos eilah hamitzvos Devarim begins eilah hadvarim. So they begin with similar phraseology. The last pasuk begins with the word eilah, the first pasuk begins with the word eilah. It ends that it's taking place al hayarden yereiho. And Devarim begins b'ever hayarden. Devarim begins b'ever hayarden. Now, the final theme of parshas masei speaks about the families of b'nei gilad ben machir ben menasheh from the family of Yosef it deals with their question to Moshe Rabbeinu, well, what do we do since if a daughter inherits their father because the father had no male progeny, what's going to happen if she marries someone from a different

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1. 0:32one of the long-term long-time participants in the shiur. I think now uh approximately 15 years.…
2. 1:04And I'm zocheh to learn from him and his harbatzas Torah for all these years. He's…
3. 2:36Sefer Devarim begins eilah hadvarim asher dibber Moshe. So first of all, one connection is, think…
4. 3:08Devarim begins b'ever hayarden. Now, the final theme of parshas masei speaks about the families of…
5. 3:38she marries someone from a different shevet? So the whole discussion at the end of parshas…
6. 4:41at the end of Masei, also another important idea. It says that if you if if…
7. 5:12unbreakable connection between each Jew and his particular share in the land. That's the final closing…
8. 5:43Actually, my father told me last night that Wolfson in his Sefer Sacred Soil brings that…
9. 6:14will preserve them as a people. Anyway, these are so important ideas connecting the end of…
10. 6:45So, what was said before? What was said before is one shevet cannot marry into another…

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