This parsha contains some of the most unequivocal commandments in Scripture that point directly to the Truth that a man may have more than one wife. And, in at least one such in this chapter, that it can be required.
Yet there are more 'statutes, judgments, and commandments' in this single section of Deuteronomy than almost anywhere else. And MOST of them are not only ignored, but reviled. Not to mention, 'twisted.'
But that turns out to be only a part of why the "neglected" instruction here is so vital to understand today, 'in such a time as this.'
Mere "revival" is not going to fix what's wrong. (Any more than a rigged election will.)
Yet there are more 'statutes, judgments, and commandments' in this single section of Deuteronomy than almost anywhere else. And MOST of them are not only ignored, but reviled. Not to mention, 'twisted.'
But that turns out to be only a part of why the "neglected" instruction here is so vital to understand today, 'in such a time as this.'
Mere "revival" is not going to fix what's wrong. (Any more than a rigged election will.)
Mark Call – Parsha “Ki Tetzi” teaching from Shabbat Shalom Mesa
Parsha “Ki Tetzi” (Deuteronomy 21:10 thru chapter 25) is unique in a number of ways. Not only is it “maximally politically INcorrect” – which itself speaks volumes …
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