shiur on parshat Mattot from the book Zera Shimshon by Rav Yosef Chaim Ohev Tzion
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The opening of this shiur, in Zera Shimshon’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
Yes, as we walk in the Holy Land, to see from the words of the seed Samson, with the help of God, may his right to defend us, the connected parshas, the parshas of Matut Masah, connected parshas, the parshas of Matut Masah, then we see something that the Rabbi says in the parshas of Shet Matut Pela and Pela from the words from the words of the Kabbalists, it is written in the verse, "And Moses spoke to the heads of the tribes of the children of Israel, saying, ' This is the thing that my Lord commanded,' says Rashi. We find it from Moses, who wept, saying, ' Where did the Lord say, "Moses said, "Thus said the Lord on the wall of Exodus?" It is written, "And Moses said, "Thus said the Lord, "At midnight I will go out into the midst of Egypt." And so all the prophets wept, said the Lord, and added to them, "Moses, our Lord, was superior to all the prophets in that he prophesied in this language." So what is the interpretation of these words? Moses, our Lord, was superior to all the prophets in that he spoke in this language. The Rabbi says, "The interpreters of the Melvi and their sons interpreted this, and further, since the Divine Presence spoke from the throat of Moses, therefore he prophesied in this language, meaning he spoke something clear in a way that there is no doubt about what he asked, like the other prophets, who did not have the Divine Presence speak from their throats. Therefore, he asked, "What did the other prophets say?" They did not say but thus said the Lord, meaning Moses our Lord, that the Divine Presence would speak from his throat,
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