Comentario citado sobre Deuteronómio 31:24

I have found the Torah Scroll. It was hidden under a layer of stones where they had concealed it when Achaz burned the Torah.¹According to II Divrei Hayomim 34:14, this was the original Torah Scroll written by Moshe. God had commanded Moshe to write this Scroll at the end of his life. See Devarim 31:24-26.

AND MOSES WROTE THIS LAW — from the beginning of Bereshith to in the sight of all Israel.⁹Ibid., 34:12. Even though it is written here, thou shalt read this law before all Israel,¹⁰Verse 11. and according to the opinion of our Rabbis,¹¹Sotah 41a. Therefore, how can the expression this Law in Verse 9, refer to the entire Torah, while in Verse 11 the same expression refers to the Book of Deuteronomy? Ramban proceeds to answer this question. it refers to this Book of Deuteronomy,¹¹Sotah 41a. Therefore, how can the expression this Law in Verse 9, refer to the entire Torah, while in Verse 11 the same expression refers to the Book of Deuteronomy? Ramban proceeds to answer this question. at this point, he reverted and explained, And it came to pass, when Moses had made an end of writing the words of this Law in a book, until they were finished.¹²Further, Verse 24. This includes the entire Torah. [Hence the expression this Law in the verse before us means the entire Torah, while in the following Verse 11, concerning the reading in the Assembly, the same expression refers only to the Book of Deuteronomy.]

All 613 commandments are . . . in the Ten Commandments. [Rashi knows this] because it says, “[The Torah and the commandment] which I have written in order to teach them.” This cannot refer to the Torah scroll, because that was written by Moshe, not Hashem, as it says (Devarim 31:24): “When Moshe finished writing the words of this Torah in a book, till they were completed.” Thus we must say that this verse speaks of [God’s writing] the Ten Commandments, [which contain all the 613 mitzvos].