Regarding—“Rashi comments that Moshe taught the Torah in seventy languages; which the Chiddushei HaRim takes this as equipping the Jewish People with a way to bring the Torah to every corner of the world. As the Ksav Sofer highlights, the Torah in another language suggests that the Torah can be fully integrated into another culture, as history has shown.”—and this is very good!
Why does the attitude of the recollection on Asera B’Teves of the Septuagint show so much disparity from this ! And here Rashi and Moshe Rabeinu have given precedent for it, and they are the most respected in Judaism!
Regarding—“Rashi comments that Moshe taught the Torah in seventy languages; which the Chiddushei HaRim takes this as equipping the Jewish People with a way to bring the Torah to every corner of the world. As the Ksav Sofer highlights, the Torah in another language suggests that the Torah can be fully integrated into another culture, as history has shown.”—and this is very good!
Why does the attitude of the recollection on Asera B’Teves of the Septuagint show so much disparity from this ! And here Rashi and Moshe Rabeinu have given precedent for it, and they are the most respected in Judaism!
Thank you for this. It encourages Emunah.