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Parsha Halacha — Vayechi 5786
Выпуск: Parsha Halacha — Vayechi 5786. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Whereas any leader who claims that he will make them free but doesn’t mention their spiritual redemption isn’t a Divine messenger since the purpose of the Exodus was to achieve closeness to G-d and not to become a nation like any other nation.3 Minus 190 The Gematriyah of the word פקוֹדis 190.4 One of the meanings of the word יִפְ קֹדis to deduct (see I Samuel 18:20). 50:25), that וְאוֹמי יוֹסף יַת בְ ני יִשְ ראל לְ מימַ ר לִ בְ ניהוֹן הא אַ ת ן מִ שְ תַ עַ בְ ִדין בְ מִ צְ רַ יִם וְלא תְ זִ יד ן לְ מיסוֹק מִ מִ צְ רַ יִם עַ ד זְ מַ ן ְדיית ן תְ רין פְ רוֹקִ ין וְיימְ ר ן לְ כוֹן מִ ְדכַ ר דכִ יר יְי יַתְ כוֹן בְ עִ י דן ְדאַ ת ן סַ לְ קִ ין תַ סְ ק ן יַת ג ְַרמַ י מִ יכאwhich means “Yoseph made the Jewish people swear that they would tell their children, ‘Behold you are enslaved to Egypt and you may not sin and leave Egypt until two redeemers will come (Moshe and Aharon) and say to you, ‘God has certainly remembered you.’ And, when you go out, take my bones from here.’” 2 According to the Midrash10 and Talmud,11 there was a group of 30,000 members of the tribe of Ephraim who left Egypt 30 years before the exodus and were killed by the Philistines of the city of Gat. He cohabited with his wife, who conceived and bore a son; and she named him Beriah, because it occurred when there was misfortune ( )בְ רעהin his house.” Several commentaries suggest that this event occurred while the Jewish people were in the desert,13 but many say that it refers to the event described above, 30 years before the exodus. 6 The Radal on Pirkei DeRabi Eliezer (48) explains that they didn’t inquire about this matter from Machir ben Menashe or Yair ben Menashe who were both still alive and were present when Yosef passed away because the members of the tribe of Ephraim, the brother of Menashe, had left Egypt early (see below) and hadn’t waited for a Divine sign. In Tanach This incident is recorded (or alluded) to in the Tanach (written Torah) several times: 1) Parshat Beshalach In the beginning of the Torah portion of Beshalach, it says that G-d didn’t take the Jewish people by way of the Philistines as He said, “lest they see a war and return to Egypt.”12 Rashi explains that the concern was that they would see the bones of the Benei Ephraim, which
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