Rivky SlonimGuest
Commentaries say that Rashi's explanation here follows on to his second explanation in an earlier verse.


And they placed themselves right in the middle of and entered beneath your protective shadow.

And they gladly accepted your decrees and your laws, and these were their words.

What's the connection between their words, to the concept of the nation accepting your decrees and laws, to which Rashi answers that with their words, it's an inheritance for the congregation, of Jacob, their intention is to indicate that we've taken hold of it and we won't forsake it.

Similar to what Rashi says earlier, they cleaved you and did not venture away from following you.

Commentaries say that Rashi's explanation here follows on to his second explanation in an earlier verse.


And they placed themselves right in the middle of and entered beneath your protective shadow.

And they gladly accepted your decrees and your laws, and these were their words.

What's the connection between their words, to the concept of the nation accepting your decrees and laws, to which Rashi answers that with their words, it's an inheritance for the congregation, of Jacob, their intention is to indicate that we've taken hold of it and we won't forsake it.

Similar to what Rashi says earlier, they cleaved you and did not venture away from following you.
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