A panoramic view of Parshas Va'Es'chanan with a focus on the following questions:
● Va'Es'chanan begins with a memory about Moshe's rejected prayers that Hashem allow him entry into Eretz Yisrael. *Why?* How is that relevant to Moshe's discussion here?
● Why does Moshe interrupt his own speech to separate 3 of the Cities of Refuge?
● How did Va'Es'chanan become the Parsha of Moshe's 'Most Quotable Quotes'?
