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Banot tzlafchad

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Why did the Bnot Tzlafchad approach moshe in the first place?
They wanted to ask him if they can inherit their fathers land since he passed way
What did HaShem tell Moshe when he asked him if women can inherit their fathers land?
one should give their fathers inheritance to their blood related relatives, and if there is no son to inherit it then a daughter should, and if there is no daughter then the fathers brother should. If there is no fathers brother then the next closest relative in the family should inherit it
According to rashi- In passuk Alef why does to go so far back in genorations when listing people's names. Like the son of.....so many times.
Going back so far in genorations shows the importance of where they come from, and the holy ness of their family.
What's the significance of yosef being the banot tzlafchad descendants?
Because yosefs love for eretz yisroel was unconditional. After he was buried in mitzrayim he told beni yisroel to bring up his bones and rebury him In eretz yisroel. His descendants got the love of the land from him.
What's a question on why passuk bet says they went before moshe and eliezer?
We wonder if that means that moshe didn't have an answer for Bnot Tzlafchad so he sent them to eliezer and maybe he had an answer for them.
According to rashi on passuk bet what's his response to moshe sending bnot tzlafchad to ask eliezer because he didn't have any answer for them.
He says that's not the reason it says they went before moshe and eliezer and he says they were all just sitting in one place and stood before whoever was in the room and eliezer was there so they technically first approached eliezer and then went to moshe
Why didn't the Bnot Tzlafchad not say the sin heir father did, and instead just say all the sins that he didn't do
Out of respect to him, because his sin wasent relevant to the situation as long as he wasn't part of the sin of korach.
What is the general reason why the Bnot Tzlafchad needed to Clarify that there father wasent part of the sin of korach
Because whoever was part of that sin didn't recive a piece of land.
What does the ramban tell us about moshes view on the people who were part of the sin of korach.
moshe hated korach more then anyone who's ever sinned, and they thought moshe wouldn't let anything good happen to anyones children who sinned in that sin.
According to ramban Where do the Bnot Tzlafchad say their father died and why?
They say that their father died in the wilderness of his sin because they say that was the punishment for his sin, so there saying he already got punished.
According to ibn Ezra what does it mean he died in his own sins?
That he died without sons. Meaning he died without sons because of his sins. His punishment was that he died without sons.
According to ibn Ezra how can we connect his opinion on "what does it mean he died in his own sins" to nowadays.
this happened to such and such, because he did this. Example: yehudah got a 0 on his test because, he cheated on it and got caught.
In passuk hey what does rashi say regarding of when the passuk says "let not our fathers name to be lost" meaning because there's no boys in the family to carry on the name.
He says that the Bnot Tzlafchad said their mother should marry her dead husbands brother to carry on the name.
According to rashi on passuk gimel what sin did Tzlafchad do?
He broke Shabbat, he gathered sticks.
The chizcuni says that moshe knew that the daughters can inherit the land already so why did he ask HaShem?
He didn't know if he can give over parts of the land because Tzlafchad had only a potential claim to some of the land, and since he never stepped foot on the land was he still entitled to pass it on to his daughters?
According to rashi on passuk bet Why didn't the bnot tzlafchad approach Aaron?
Rashi tells us that this happened after the death of Aaron therefor he wasn't alive for them to ask him.
According to rashi on passuk daled would the bnot tzlafchad have come and asked to inherit the land if they had any brothers?
Rashi says no, they would not have done this, and this shows that they were women of intelligence
What big thing came out of the bnot tzlafchads whole approach to moshe?
Now women can inherit the land of their father.
How many daughters were there, and what were there names?
5 daughters, and there names where מַחְלָ֣ה ,נֹעָ֔ה ,וְחׇגְלָ֥ה ,וּמִלְכָּ֖ה ,וְתִרְצָֽה
Where was the land located that then bnot tzlafchad wanted?
In eretz yisroel
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