Kaisipang Hudyo sa Ezekiel 47:13: The Third Beit HaMikdash & Kol HaTor

“So says God, the Lord, ‘This is the boundary for which you shall divide the land as an inheritance…. You shall divide it as an inheritance, for each [tribe] like his brother.’ ”¹Yechezkel 47:13-14. These verses imply that the future division of the land will not resemble the original division,²At the time of the entry into the Land after the Exodus. in which each tribe was given a portion according to its population. In the future time, all the tribes will be given equal portions. The division of the tribes’ portions will resemble the rows of a vineyard,³The wording Tosafos Yom Tov uses is borrowed from Rashi, Yechezkel 47:14. with each portion spanning from the eastern border of Eretz Yisrael to the Sea⁴See Rashi, Yechezkel 48:1. Generally, the Mediterranean Sea is recognized as the western border of Eretz Yisrael. Nevertheless, the term Tosafos Yom Tov uses quoted from Rashi, op. cit., okianus usually refers to the ocean. However, in Greek and Roman thought, okianus is also used to refer to the Mediterranean Sea. on the west, as explained in the narrative. No two tribes will be given a portion in the same strip of land.

(Ps. 16:6) “lots...in pleasant places” -- This refers to the lot of the first Mashiach.This is also hinted at in the verse: [ ] (Ez. 47: 13) two lots for Yosef.