The people still have many years of wandering the desert before they arrive in the promised land - so why does our parasha turn to the Sabbatical and Jubilee laws when the land must rest? Seforno points out that at this point, the story with the spies had not yet happened and entering the land
Although our parasha describes Yom Kippur, the Biblical Prophets never mention the day. R. Meir Simcha of Dvinsk contrasts this lacuna with the holiday of Passover that the Prophets referenced on occasion. He suggests that in the First Temple period, when Prophets operated, Yom Kippur was a quiet personal holiday that individuals marked by fasting
You are upright here today all of you before the LORD your God, your heads, your tribes, your elders, and your overseers, every man of Israel. This verse opens our parasha and is always read on the Shabbat before Rosh HaShana. In the word today many see a hint to Rosh HaShana. On that day
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