The Torah portion of Va’etchanan contains the Ten Commandments. According to our Sages, Moses prayed no less than 515 times to be allowed to enter the Land of Israel. The connection between the two is that when the Jewish people keep the Ten Commandments, it hastens the time when Moses’ request will be granted in full, and all Jews will enter the Land of Israel with Moshiach. (The Rebbe)
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