"And Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah": Here, they are counted according to their seniority, etc. And in the entire scripture, they are counted according to their wisdom, indicating that they are considered equal in value. One could say that Rashi addresses here two differing opinions found in Baba Batra: one opinion holds that the Torah lists them elsewhere according to their wisdom, while another opinion states that they are listed according to their seniority. However, in terms of wisdom, they are all considered equal. Rashi includes both opinions in his commentary here, and "the wise one will understand."

"O God, for the praise of my work, in completing these journeys"

"You have spread my paths and sections"

"In the novel insights of the fourth book"

"The Book of Numbers is completed and finished. Praise be to God, who misses nothing."

p"I will begin the Book of Deuteronomy with His help, who shatters rocks and breaks mountains." Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura./p