covenant

Moses appoints Joshua and Hur, empowering others to combat Amalek and emphasizing the eternal struggle against absolute evil.

For generations, Jewish people have recognized circumcision as a sacred covenant. Other cultures see it differently, often as sheer endurance of pain.

Why does Moses repeat these curses? Wasn't it enough to mention them previously? How does this connect to the opening, "You are standing today," and to those who say, "Peace will be mine even as I follow my own path"?

Beyond numerous nations, a singular nation continues Abraham's legacy through the revelation of the Exodus. His descendants, marking their covenant at eight days old, stand testament to an enduring promise.

Is the term 'Chosen Nation' racist or arrogant? Who among the Jewish people is referred to this way?

Mount Sinai: A Testament to the Eternal Torah

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