Likutei Moharan 6:7/ליקוטי מוהר"ן ו׳:ז׳

17. {“He subdues peoples under us, and nations beneath our feet. He chooses our heritage for us, the pride of Yaakov whom He loves” (Psalms 47:4-5).}

2He subdues peoples under us, and nations beneath our feet — This refers to the aspect of chirik. This is the lower point of the aleph, corresponding to “and under His feet…,” and to “the earth is My footstool.”

3He chooses our heritage for us — This is the aspect of Moshe, the upper point of the aleph. It corresponds to “Above the firmament… was the semblance of a throne”/”and his throne will be like the sun”/”Moshe’s face was like the face of the sun.” As the Sages taught: Rabbi Shimon said, “‘Heritage’ refers to Shiloh” (Zevachim 119a). [And] “‘Shiloh’ is Moshe” (Zohar I, 25b).

4… the pride of Yaakov — This is the vav in the middle of the aleph, the tent. It is the light that Moshe shone into Yehoshua, as is written (Genesis 25:27), “but Yaakov was a man of perfection who remained in the tents.”

5{Rabbi Yehudah taught: Upon entering the Holy Land, the Jewish people were charged with three mitzvot—to appoint a king; to kill off the seed of Amalek; and to build a Holy Temple for themselves—though I don’t know which comes first (Sanhedrin 20b).} This corresponds to the three things that Israel was commanded: To kill off the seed of Amalek corresponds to “He subdues peoples under us.” To appoint a king corresponds to “the pride of Yaakov”; to “A star will go forth from Yaakov, [and a scepter will arise from Israel]…” (Numbers 24:17), which alludes to a king. To build a Holy Temple for themselves is the aspect of Moshe, of daat (holy knowledge), as our Sages taught: When someone has daat, it is as if the Holy Temple was built in his lifetime (Berakhot 33a). And this corresponds to “He chooses our heritage for us.”

6{From Lesson #4 until here is leshon Rabbeinu .}