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How did Bnei Yisrael fall so low as to sin with the daughters of Moav?
                   Moreover, they served idols most despicably. Their sin can be traced to
                   the beginning of the subject. The words, “Israel settled” indicate that Bnei
                   Yisrael sought to “take a break” before entering Eretz Yisrael. When the
                   Yetzer Hara sees a person loosen his grip on Torah study, he causes him
                   to sin, as we are told, “One sin leads to another.”
                   A person is created to be a worker. Idleness brings to boredom, which
                   leads to sin. When Yaakov Avinu wished to sit in peace, the tragedy of
                   Yosef fell upon him.
                   “Whoever reviews halachot is guaranteed a portion in the World to
                   Come.” The word        (reviews) has the same root as the word
                   (change). And the word        (halachot) stems from the word
                   (walking). Learning halachot causes a transformation within a person,
                   causing an awakening. He calculates his standing. This will eventually
                   lead him on the path toward Hashem.                                                                                                                                                           #                                                               26347-EYAL-6BOOKS - 26347-Bamidbar-EYAL | 16 - A | 18-08-19 | 13:48:26 | SR:-- | Black   26347-EYAL-6BOOKS





















































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