1)

"Sa es Rosh Malko?ach". What are the implications of "Sa es Rosh"?

1.

Oznayim la'Torah: As in Bamidbar 26:2, it has connotations of elevation, since not only the captives were elevated when they converted, but so were the animals when they came under the jurisdiction of Yisrael. 1

1

Refer to 26:2:1:1. See also to Oznayim la'Torah, citing the Zohar.

2)

"Sa es Rosh Malko?ach ha?Shevi". What are the connotations of ?Malko?ach ha?Shevi ??

1.

R. Bachye: Accept the spoil of the animals and 1 the captives?.

2.

Targum Yonasan: ?Accept the spoil of the captives?.

1

R. Bachye: The word ?ha?Shevi? is missing a ?Hey?.

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