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The connection between Bnei Yisrael’s entering the Land and the
command to observe all the mitzvot is that the prerequisite for enduring
in the Land is fulfilling Torah and mitzvot.

Moshe Rabbeinu begged Hashem to allow him entry into the Land. He
had an unquenchable desire to drink from the waters of Torah, including
all of its mitzvot.

Man is comprised of 248 organs and 365 sinews, corresponding to the 613
mitzvot of the Torah, upon which Eretz Yisrael is founded. The many
land-related mitzvot denote a direct connection between man, the mitzvot,
and Eretz Yisrael.

One who resides in chutz la’aretz is similar to one who has no G-d, for
he forfeits a portion of mitzvot which connect him with his Creator.
Another correlation between the Torah and Eretz Yisrael is that both are
attained through suffering. One who undergoes the tribulations of Torah
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