A Rushed Inheritance
Parashat Matot discusses the request of the tribes of Gad and Reuven to receive their inheritance on the other side of the Jordan, our Sages teach: “An inheritance obtained in haste at first will not be blessed in the end” (Mishlei 20:21).
This week’s parshah recounts the many journeys and encampments of Kklal Yisrael in the wilderness. For 40 years, the Jewish people moved from place
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