'Fear him not' gets said about a specific enemy king before a specific battle. Encouragement in this book tends to be concrete and situational, not generic positivity. Moses also asks to cross into the land himself here and gets refused, a request th...
Practical & Devotionalאל תירא אתו DO NOT FEAR HIM — In the case of Sihon, however, it did not feel it necessary to state, “Do not fear him״!? But in the case of Og Moses feared lest the merit that he (Og) had been of service to Abraham might avail him, as it is said, (Gen...
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