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This is the blessing that
Moses, man of God, bestowed on the Israelites just before his death. Deuteronomy 33:1
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Thus
begins the final parasha of the Torah.
Ba'al
haTurim notes the
juxtaposition of the opening verse of our parasha and the last words of
the final verse of the previous one [32:52]: "which I give the children of
Israel," and comments that this teaches that God agreed with Moses'
blessings to the Tribes of Israel.
My
father added that the context of the verse from Parashat vaYelech
is giving the Land to the Children of Israel, and therefore, the juxtaposition
can also be understood to imply that the blessings will take effect
specifically when the people of Israel are within their Land.
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