Last Year (build 22.102020) The Nightmare Free PC GameThis site uses cookies to help improve your experience. Learn
more about your rights. You have been logged out.ParshatBereshit (Exodus 10:3) by Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, Hagaon Rav,
RI "And Moses went up with the tribe of Gershom and they set
out for Succoth,?" (10:3). The verse states clearly that theIsraelites departed from the desert of Sinai. The verse isdifficult, however, because of the reason for their departure,
which is explained at length in the following b'nur. Rashi andIbn Ezra point out that the Israelites, together with their nonJewish, non-Jewish-converted cousins, were traveling from
Egypt. The reason that only the Israelite tribes were sent toSuccoth was that there was no need for them to travel toSuccoth, as they were not leaving Egypt. The Israelites weretraveling out of Egypt rather than into Succoth, because they
were traveling toward the Holy Land. Rashi explains that thefact that the Israelite tribes set out and camped in Succoth only
testified that they were traveling toward that country. Tosfot
explained that they were traveling from Egypt toward thePromised Land to fulfill the verse "Then I will take you tomyself" (15:21), in the event that the Exodus befalls before they
have entered the land. And to fulfill the verse "I will set my face
toward you" (15:2), they set out from Egypt with their children
by their sides. The Torah refers to the Israelites as "the tribe ofLevi" in two places, and each time the Torah uses this term it

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refers to the descendants of Levi, who did not enter the Holy
Land. Tosfot explains that "Israel" referred only to thosedescendants of Levi who did enter the Promised Land, and "thetribe of Levi" referred to those who had entered the Promised
Land but did not go to Succoth. B'nai Yosef explain that theywere going to Succoth in the hope of being quarantined fromthe people of Egypt, so that they would not pass on the disease
they had contracted, a disease which had rendered them unclean
for the next month. The Israelites set out for Succoth en masse.
Rather than traveling around Succoth, they traveled through it.
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