1)

What is "Lo Sa'asun ke'Chol asher Anachnu Osim Poh ha'Yom - Ish Kol ha'Yashar be'Einav " referring to? What is the Pasuk coming to teach us?

1.

Rashi: With reference to 11:31, "Ki Atem Ovrim es ha'Yarden", when it will become permitted to sacrifice Korbanos on Bamos, 1 the Torah is confining the Korbanos that one brings on them to Nedarim and Nedavos 2 - as hinted in the words "Ish Kol ha'Yashar be'Einav" 3 (until they build the Mishkan in Shiloh).

2.

Ramban: In the desert, Yisrael were obligated to bring any animal that they wanted to eat to the Mishkan to be Shechted as a Korban. 4 On the other hand, there was no obligation to bring (private) Korbanos - even on Yom-Tov. 5 It therefore transpires that during those forty years, there was no such thing as a (private) Korban Chovah. 6 And the Pasuk goes on to explain how all that changed when they built Mishkan Shiloh and subsequently, the Beis-Hamikdash. 7

3.

Rashbam: It supports what the Torah wrote in Pasuk 5, confining Korbanos to one fixed location, 8 as opposed to the situation in the desert, where the Mishkan moved from place to place, and they brought Korbanos wherever the Mishkan happened to be at the time. 9

4.

Oznayim la'Torah: In the time of Moshe, "Ish Kol ha'Yashar be'Einav" referred to bringing voluntary offerings. Nowadays, it refers to stealing and robbing, adultery and murder. How times have changed!


1

Rashi: During the fourteen years that they conquered Eretz Cana'an and distributed it.

2

Rashi: But not Chata'os and Ashamos which are obligatory. Zevachim, 117b: With reference to Korb?nos Yachid. Korb?nos Chovah of the Tzibur howeveeeeee, they did bring (as implied by the word ?Ish ? ? - Torah Temimah).

3

Rashi: Implying Korbanos that one brings voluntarily. See also Torah Temimah, note 32.

4

Ramban: However, after the blood was sprinkled, they could be eaten anywhere, even outside the camp.

5

Ramban: Including Bechoros, Ma'aser Beheimah and Ma'aser Sheni.

6

Ramban: And that is what the Torah means when it adds "Ish Kol ha'Yashar be'Einav." See R. Chavel's notes, where he discusses various problems concerning the Ramban's explanation.

7

See Oznayim la'Torah on Pasuk 4 DH 'u'Vasa Shamah' #1.

8

Refer to 12:5:4:1.

9

See also Ba'al ha'Turim.

2)

?ke?Chol asher Anachnu Osim Poh Hayom?. What are the connotations of the word ?Hayom??

1.

Zevachim, 117b: It refer to the period between the day that crossed the Yarden and the day that they built Mishkan Shiloh. 1


1

Refer to 12:8:1:1.

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