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Di Rav Reuven Tradburks Abbiamo iniziato una nuova era nella Torah: l’era delle Mitzvot (comandamenti). Nei primi 86 versetti del parasha ci sono 51 comandamenti. La maggior parte del parsha tratta dei comandamenti del diritto civile. Alla fine del parasha il racconto riprende, descrivendo l’imminente...