Bamidbar (Numbers) 33:1-36:13<\/p>\n
Parashat Masei recounts the journeys of the Israelites from Egypt to the plains of Moab, listing each of the 42 encampments along the way. Hashem commands the Israelites to drive out the inhabitants of Canaan and to destroy all forms of idolatry when they enter the land.<\/p>\n
The boundaries of the Promised Land are defined, and leaders are appointed to oversee its division among the tribes. Cities of refuge are established where those who committed accidental manslaughter can flee for protection, and the rules concerning these cities are explained.<\/p>\n
The parashah ends with a case from the daughters of Zelophehad, ensuring that tribal land remains within its tribe through marriage, preserving the inheritance within each tribe.<\/p>\n
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La Parash\u00e1 Mas\u00e9 narra las jornadas de los israelitas desde Egipto hasta las llanuras de Moab, enumerando los 42 lugares donde acamparon en el camino. Hashem ordena a los israelitas expulsar a los habitantes de Cana\u00e1n y destruir toda forma de idolatr\u00eda al entrar en la tierra.<\/p>\n
Se definen las fronteras de la Tierra Prometida, y se nombran l\u00edderes para supervisar su distribuci\u00f3n entre las tribus. Tambi\u00e9n se establecen ciudades de refugio donde pueden huir aquellos que hayan cometido homicidio involuntario, y se explican las leyes relacionadas con estas ciudades.<\/p>\n
La parash\u00e1 concluye con un caso de las hijas de Tzelofjad, asegurando que la herencia tribal permanezca dentro de su tribu mediante el matrimonio, preservando as\u00ed las posesiones dentro de cada tribu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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