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פירוש על דברים 33:26

Rashi on Deuteronomy

אין כאל ישרון THERE IS NONE LIKE GOD, O JESHURUN — Know, O Israel, that there is none like God among all the gods of the peoples, and that their rock is not as your Rock.
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Or HaChaim on Deuteronomy

אין כאל ישרון, "There is none like G'd, O, Yeshurun." There is no other G'd like the G'd of Yeshurun (Israel) who performs all these deeds on their behalf, i.e. who rides all over the heavens on behalf of Israel in order to assist them. The word בעזרך means "in order to help them," i.e. to fight on "your" behalf. Compare Exodus 14,14: "G'd will fight on your behalf." When G'd engages in warfare on behalf of Israel all the forces of heaven are His chariot.
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Sforno on Deuteronomy

ובגאותו שחקים מעונה, a reference to the presumed haughtiness of G’d, Who, just because of His lofty stature would only remain in the celestial spheres. This, i.e. the domain called שחקים, is a reference to the orbit of a constellation that occurs during the day when, because of it being light, no stars or other celestial objects are noticeable. The force of energy propelling this “constellation” is invisible just as the מעונת האריה, the hidden lair of the lion, which harbors within it unseen and unsuspected strength.
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