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Project Likkutei Sichos — Tetzaveh 5782

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — Tetzaveh 5782. Темы: chassidus_hashkafa, holidays, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: хасидут, хасидский взгляд, chassidus, hashkafa, חסידות, השקפה, пурим, песах, ханука, суккот, yom tov, פורים, פסח, חנוכה, סוכות, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. “VeAtah {and you}” denotes the essence that is beyond a name or a description.84 “Tetzaveh — ‫{ תצוה‬shall command},” is cognate to the word ‫ צוותא‬in the expression tzavsa v’chibur — ‫{ צוותא וחיבור‬attachment and bond}.85 This refers to the connection and bond between the Jewish people (who are being commanded) and the essence of Moshe, who connects the Jewish people with the Essence of the Ein Sof (Who is the One speaking to “you.”)86 This is the inner dimension of the seventh day of Adar. Eliezer Danzinger Content Editor: Rabbi Sholom Zirkind © Copyright by Sichos In English 2022 ○ 5782 A note on the translation: Rounded parentheses and square brackets reflect their use in the original sichah; squiggly parentheses are interpolations of the translator or editor. We must clarify: The seventh of Adar is also Moshe’s birthday,7 as the Talmud remarks:8 “The Holy One sits and completes the years of the righteous, from day to day, and from month to month.”9 So why isn't the birth of Moshe Rabbeinu also alluded to in parshas Tetzaveh? 3, 246a] that Moshe declared, ‘{If You do not forgive the Jewish people} blot my name out, please, from the book that You have written,’ [Shemos 32:32] {and therefore, one parshah, at the very least, does not mention his name.} For the Zohar only explains why one parshah omits Moshe’s name but not why the deletion occurs specifically in this parshah. 4 {This talk was delivered in 5727, corresponding to 1967, which was a Jewish leap year.} 5 {The Shulchan Aruch lists days on which tragedies occured to the Jewish people and encourages people to fast on these days: “...These are the days upon which tragedies befell our ancestors and it is proper to fast on them… On the seventh of Adar, Moshe Rabbeinu, may peace be upon him, died.”} 6 {I.e., the first Adar. Even according to the opinions, and the Jewish custom, that maintain the parshah is called “Tetzaveh”11 (and as printed in standard Chumashim) {it still refers to Moshe because}, this verb is in singular, second person — and continues the subject spoken about at the beginning of this pa

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Project Likkutei Sichos

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10 февраля 2022 г.

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Темы: chassidus_hashkafa, holidays, parsha_commentary