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Torah Studies — Tzav 5783

Выпуск: Torah Studies — Tzav 5783. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. ” ʺʮʹʰ ʩʥʬʩʲʬʥ ʤʲʠʩʱʰʢʤʸʹʺʸʮ ʭʤʸʡʠ ʸʺʡ  ʠʸʣʠʢʩʲ ʡʬʰ  ʡʴʹʺ ʤ ʤʡʶʰʺ ” ʩ ʲʱʴʣʰ ʭʤʸʡʠ ʸʤʰʡ ʤʷʡʸʤʸʹʺʸʮ ʢʥʦʥ ʥʩʧʩʹʭʺʧʴʹʮʥ  ‫בענדעטסקי‬   ” Published by: ʺʥʰʩʩʲʮʤʺʶʴʤʬʣʲʥ VA A D LA H A F O T Z A S HA M A Y O N O S Melbourne, Australia VaadMelbourne@gmail.com Schneerson PARSHAS TZAV – SHABBOS HAGADOL 5783 Tzav – Shabbos Hagadol SHABBOS HAGADOL "MIRACLE OF MIRACLES" Nissan is known as the "Month of Redemption."1 This is because the central theme of the month is the holiday of Pesach, the "Time of our Redemption."2 This theme receives special emphasis on the Shabbos that precedes Pesach, known as Shabbos HaGadol, "The Great Shabbos." The word Nissan is related to the word nes, or miracle.3 Moreover, Nissan possessing as it does two letters nun, is indicative of "miracle of miracles"4 - the spectacular miracles that G-d performed during this month in taking the Jews out of Egypt. Also, why is the miracle expressly related to Shabbos - "It was instituted that this miracle be remembered in future generation on Shabbos, which is therefore known as Shabbos HaGadol."7 The purpose of the liberation from Egypt was so that "I shall take you to Myself as a nation, and I will be to you as a G-d. 4 Tzav – Shabbos Hagadol your L-rd, who is bringing you out from under the Egyptian subjugation."8 In other words, the revelation of G-dliness at the time of the exodus caused Jews to be able to discern and know G-d even when they find themselves occupied in worldly matters. Additionally, at the time G-d gave the Torah, it allowed them to unconditionally accept His Torah and mitzvos, as the verse states:9 "When you will take the nation out of Egypt they shall serve G-d on this mountain." Jews were thus expected to reveal G-dliness in a permanent and ongoing manner within this world, through their spiritual service. 6 Tzav – Shabbos Hagadol A miracle such as this is labeled a "great miracle," one that serves as the pivotal event through which "the redemption and miracles [of the exodus] began." The commemoration of this wonder was established on Shabbos, for Shabbos is not only the day of the week during which we venerate G-d as He rested from the six days of creation, removed from and towering above nature, but also becaus

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Torah Studies

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31 марта 2023 г.

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12

Темы: parsha_commentary