<p>Moses recounts the events at Sinai, including a repeat of the Ten Commandments. A variation in the wording of the 4th commandment leads us to a Rashi about two words that were stated simultaneously and what that tells us about how to get the most out of the gift of Shabbat. </p>

Moses recounts the events at Sinai, including a repeat of the Ten Commandments. A variation in the wording of the 4th commandment leads us to a Rashi about two words that were stated simultaneously and what that tells us about how to get the most out of the gift of Shabbat.

<p>Moses recounts the events at Sinai, including a repeat of the Ten Commandments. A variation in the wording of the 4th commandment leads us to a Rashi about two words that were stated simultaneously and what that tells us about how to get the most out of the gift of Shabbat.&nbsp;</p>

Va'etchanan Part 4: The Two Critical Elements of Shabbat

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