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Parashat Shoftim
Torah Portion: (Devarim) Deuteronomy 16:18 - 21:9
Haftarah : Isaiah 51:12 - 52:12


Our Rabbi's Torah : Shoftim

At the beginning of Parshat Shoftim, the Torah gives us a simple and logical commandment: You shall give for yourselves judges and policemen at your gates. It is essential that each locality have a system whereby legal decisions can be made and enforced.

Many Hassidic masters – particular those of the line of Pschischa – give an interpretation that focuses on one’s responsibility to govern one’s self. ‘Give to yourself’ is read as the necessity to be one’s own law enforcement.

Is this interpretive move straying from the pshat – the simple meaning of the verse? It must rather be understood as preclusion to the pshat: if everyone is capable of governing himself, there will be very little need for an external system of judgment, of punishment and reward.

These Rebbes remind us that, ultimately, to need an external reference to remind us of our responsibilities to G-d is b’dieved – not ideal.     Continued...

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