What are "B'ris" and "Nifla'os" referring to?
Rashi and Ramban: They are the answer to Moshe's request in the previous Pasuk. 1
Rashbam and Targum Yonasan: They refer to Moshe's request, both regarding Yisrael and regarding himself. 2
Seforno: Hashem made a covenant that He would always be in Yisrael's midst - even when they go into Galus, 3 and that He would perfom wonders on their behalf - when they Daven using the thirteen Midos.
Refer to 33:16:1:4. In fact, it refers to the numerous righteous offspring that Hashem initially promised would come from Moshe and the incredible miracles that Hashem would perform with the people following their exile to the Rivers of Bavel and subsequently, to beyond the River Sambatyon (Targum Yonasan). See Peirush Yonasan.
See Megilah, 29b (Seforno).
?Hinei Anochi Koeis B?ris?. What is the significance of the covenant of the thirteen Midos?
R. Bachye (in Pasuk 6 &7. citing the Sifri) and Rosh Hashanah 17b: ?A covenant is made with the thirteen Midos that they never leave those who recite them empty-handed. 1
Even if Hashem does not always answer one's requests in total - Refer to 34:6:0.2:1 & 2 - He always answers them at least in part.
What is ?asher Lo Nivr?u be?Chol ha?Aretz u?ve?Chol ha?Goyim? referring to?
R. Bachye: It refers to the miracles of the sun standing still for Yehoshua and of the Karnei Hod (the rays of light) on Moshe?s face. 1
Targum Yonasan: It refers to the incredible miracles that Hashem would perform with the ten tribes following their exile to the Rivers of Bavel and subsequently, to beyond the River Sambatyon. 2
What is "Ki Nora hu" referring to?
