All of you are standing today before Hashem your G-d.[2] Chazal endeavor to find the connection between Moshe Rabbenu’s discourse here, and the preceding section of tochechah/rebuke. One midrash, cited in Rashi’s second approach to this pasuk, sees it as addressing a problem created by the two sections of rebuke in the Torah. Having heard […]
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