Or HaChaim on Deuteronomy 32:52/אור החיים על דברים ל״ב:נ״ב

1 כי מגגד תראה את הארץ, "For you will see the land from a distance, etc." The meaning of the verse is similar to 34,1 "He showed him the entire land." Please study my commentary on that verse.

2ושמה לא תבא, "but you will not enter there." It is difficult to understand why, after having already told Moses that he would not enter the land, the Torah would repeat the words "to the land, etc." Perhaps we can best understand this by a reference to Devarim Rabbah 2 that in the future Moses together with the patriarchs would enter the Holy Land. In the Zohar volume two page 120 it is stated that Moses would appear at the head of this whole generation of Israelites who had perished in the desert when the redemption would take place. This is why when the Torah said: "you will not enter there," G'd was afraid that anyone who heard this would conclude that Moses would never enter the Holy Land. By limiting the denial of Moses' entrance to "the land which I am about to give to the children of Israel," G'd corrected such an impression, and made certain that the people understood that Moses was only denied entry at this time (compare my comments on Deut. 3,25: "please let me cross").