Parashat Vayelech
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| + | Since Moshe was about to pass away and no one retains their power on the 'day of their passing'<ref>Kohelet 8</ref>, Moshe did not have the ability to transfer all his powers upon Yehoshua by himself and need Hashem to do that part, since on the day of his passing the powers of the Tzadik return to Hashem. That is why Moshe was only to 'summon' Yehoshua but Hashem would 'instruct' him.<ref>Likutay Moharan 1 Chapter 6</ref> | ||
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Parashat-Vayelech
Call Yehoshua
Since Moshe was about to pass away and no one retains their power on the 'day of their passing'[1], Moshe did not have the ability to transfer all his powers upon Yehoshua by himself and need Hashem to do that part, since on the day of his passing the powers of the Tzadik return to Hashem. That is why Moshe was only to 'summon' Yehoshua but Hashem would 'instruct' him.[2]
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