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Parsha Plus — Tetzaveh 5785

Выпуск: Parsha Plus — Tetzaveh 5785. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. ‫לקבל כל עלון בכל שפה כמעט שתרצו בתרגום של ווארד‬ The Funds for Building the Mishkan Were Easier To Collect Than the Oil for The Menorah Parshas Tetzaveh Rabbi Yissocher Frand Last week’s parsha also contains a solicitation, but does not use the word tzav. That needs a lashon of tzav – “Command the Children of Israel…” When Someone Says “Don’t Worry About It” It Is Time To Start Worrying Parshas Tetzaveh Rabbi Yissocher Frand This week’s Parsha contains the mitzvah of lighting the Menorah in the Mishkan: “Now you shall command the Children of Israel that they shall take for you pure, pressed olive oil for illumination, to kindle the lamp continually…” [Shemos 27:20] The Gemara [Shabbos 22] raises an obvious question: Why does the Almighty command us to have a Menorah in the Mishkan/Mikdash? Eisikovits eisikovits1@gmail.com 2 ‫הגיליון מופיע באתר 'לדעת' וכן ניתן לקבלו לאימייל מדי שבוע על ידי‬ eisikovits1@gmail.com‫ל‬, .‫שליחת בקשה‬ 058-4852-443 ‫ אשמח לקבל‬.‫אודה לכם אם תעבירו את העלון לאנשיכם או כתובות של נציג עלון‬ ‫ להעתיק‬/ ‫ לחלק‬/ ‫ גם רשות להדפיס‬.‫הערות מחכימות ובל"נ אשתדל להתייחס אליהם‬ ‫ בשעת הצורך הרשות נתונה לאמור מהדברים שבעלון אף שלא בשם‬- .‫ לשמור‬/ ‫ כמו כן יש אפשרות‬.‫ יביא גאולה לעולם‬.‫ אבל הבא להדפיס וידפיס בשם אומרו‬.‫אומרם‬ . Rather, Parshas Terumah begins with the pasuk “Speak to the Children of Israel and let them take for Me a portion, from every man whose heart motivates him you shall take My portion.” (Shemos 25:2) Everyone was asked to donate to the Mishkan building campaign. The sefer Abir Yaakov asks why the Torah does not use the command (Tzav es Bnei Yisrael) in Parshas Teruma like it does here in Parshas Tetzaveh, rather than the more casual statement “Speak to the Children of Israel and let them take for Me an offering…” Anytime someone solicits money – gold, silver, or other 3 valuable items, people don’t like to part with their money. As it is written ‘And Hashem walked before them in the day.'” The Medrash explains that when the Jewish people were given this mitzvah (to light the Menorah), they asked Moshe Rabbeinu — ‘Why does haKadosh Baruch Hu need our light?’ Moshe responded that it was to give them the opportunity to “pay back” Hashem, so to speak. The reason this is so is because if this wa

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Parsha Plus

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7 марта 2025 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary