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ראשוןRishon

Moses tells the Israelites that following G-d’s commandments will bring blessings and victory over the nations in the Land. He commands them to destroy idolatry, recalls the wilderness journey, describes the Land’s abundance, and commands them to bless G-d after eating.

שניSheni

Moses warns the Israelites not to become proud when they gain wealth and prosperity in the Land. He reminds them that their success comes from G-d, and forgetting Him could lead to their downfall.

שלישיShlishi

Moses explains that the Israelites will inherit the Land because of G-d’s promise to their ancestors, not because of their own righteousness. He recalls their rebellions, especially the Golden Calf, and how he pleaded with G-d to spare them.

רביעיRevi'i

Moses recounts receiving the second set of stone tablets after breaking the first set. He also recalls how the Levites were appointed to serve G-d and carry the Ark.

חמישיChamishi

Moses commands the Israelites to fear, love, and serve G-d and to keep His commandments. He reminds them of G-d’s greatness, His miracles in Egypt and the wilderness, and His special relationship with Israel.

שישיShishi

Moses teaches the second section of the Shema, which connects obedience to G-d’s commandments with rain and agricultural prosperity. It commands loving and serving G-d, teaching Torah to children, and observing tefillin and mezuzah.

שביעיShvi'i

Moses promises that if the Israelites remain faithful to G-d and follow His commandments, they will successfully conquer the Land. No nation will be able to stand against them, and G-d will help them defeat their enemies.