The first Rashi in Parshat Va’etchanan teaches us a powerful yesod about tefillah. The word va’etchanan is rooted in chanun, meaning to beseech. Rashi, quoting the Sifri, explains that while tzaddikim may have merit, they still plead with Hashem to answer them b’matnat chinam—as a free gift. Moshe
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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
