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In this week's parish, the 10 makers are
completed.
Say that the 10 plagues correspond to
the 10 utterances to theor that Hashem
created the world with. What's the
connection between the 10 m and the 10,
the 10 utterances that Hashem created
the world with?
The first mitzvah received by the Jewish
people in this week's para is the
mitzvah of
why is that such an important and
fundamental mitzvah that it was the
first mitzvah that was given to us.
The answer to these questions lies in a
very fundamental
ailim
in chapter 119
says to him at the beginning of the
Your word Hashem is always standing in
heaven. What does that mean? So the
kadesh explains that is revealing that
the very same utterance that Hashem
created with when he created the world,
those very same dev, the very same mama
utterance which Hashem created Shine
with. Then Hashem is still until this
day, every moment constantly creating
the whole Shayim with those very same
amoras that Hashem created the world
originally with
forever until today.
The words that you created then with are
stills of are still there and are
creating all the time. Like we say in
Dominous
my braces is occurring all the time.
A parallel P to this is Hashem with the
word of Hashem.
The only problem with this POS is that
this is true for the whole creation.
Like we just quoted it from
my braces. This is true for the whole.
So why does say this only regarding
is being recreated all the time? The
whole bria all creation is being created
all the time with those same 10 mamores
that hashem originally created the world
with. So why does focus on shmayim and
not on? The same is true for ours.
But the answer to this question is that
in Shayim the inim the malim etc theim
theim all the different inim
all recognize and feel all the time that
they are the and they are constantly
being created by the boy. They feel this
their whole existence their whole
relationship with Hashem is one of a na
to a boy. They feel that Hashem is
constantly creating them all the time.
And therefore it's very beautiful that
in the that precedes
talks about being the and the in the
present happening all the time there
expound in this on the on the
whole we have about the avoid of and
they're called
we sayim
And the reason is because the feel this
feel this
which we say in the same they feel
therefore
means that in the whole relationship of
the to the is that the feels this b to
hashem that he's being created all the
time.
However, on orets down here, there's a
big hester when it comes to this idea.
In English, you use words like people
are creative. You use words like
creativity
as if almost we are creative. We are
creating as if we are the boy because
this is the and in the world of
productivity. People do people think
people do people
create but they're not creating. Hashem
is creating.
says
and we'll see this is in fact the avoid
of our avoid down here in the world. Our
avoid down here in the world is to
recognize just like in Shayim just to
recognize that we are the and is the
for this Hashem left behind part of
creation
which is called the rain. The Pik says
incious
nothing can grow. Men down here can be
very creative. He can sew. He can plow.
He can prepare the ground in the most
fertile ground for the most beautiful
plants, most beautiful vegetables and
fruits to grow. If there's no rain,
nothing's going to grow. Rain is
something that Hashem left behind for us
to realize that even after we've done
everything we do down here in our world
of creativity. If if Hashem doesn't
bring rain down from Shmim, nothing's
going to happen. Rain relays a message
that Hashem is the creator and we are
the nra but Hashem is creating all the
time down here as well.
This is an introduction to explaining
the clipper of Mitam.
In Mitim it didn't rain. They never had
this message relayed. In Mitim they
could live independently feeling that
they are the boy. In fact, Paroi was
just that parro's claim par's denial in
Hashem different than all other kings
that served idols. Parro says and we
read it in of this last shabas. Paris
says
and the hamalum explains that means
means anisani means I created myself I
am the boy of myself nobody created me I
am the boy I created myself
explains the malim I created our source
of life the rivers that gives us water
[snorts] parro's whole denial is that he
is a boy he feels but he feels that he
is a boy Leo
I created myself and I created a
there's no rain in there's no message
reminding us from that is the and that
was the clipper and the denial of par.
Therefore the avoid mit of Hashem was to
break through this clipper. And this is
the relationship that par had with the
snake.
We know that more than once Hashem told
of Hashem told Moshenu to turn the staff
into a snake in front of Pari. Paris has
a relationship with a snake. In fact
says hatan the serpent snake.
What's the par to a snake? The answer is
the snake represents the original snake
in Ganed. And what did he tell the
marishian?
He told
you and can be like God. Rashi explains
what did he say? Rashi explains that the
told
ate from the
gave him the to create the world. The
says and says Rashi if you eat from you
can become a you can create worlds you
can become a boy. The clip of the no was
to fool man into thinking that he is a
boy and he can become a boy. That's
exactly parro par feels that he's a boy.
That's the relationship of par to the
no.
We see this between
in the division between the written law
and
say that represents
Hashem came down and spoke to us from
Shmayim
the beginning of says is compared to
rain. Rain comes from shim. That's
is
due. The do the tal on the ground looks
like it comes from the ground says that
represents
that's tot
that's why
the written law that's
and inim everybody permeate permeates
with a feeling that hashem is the boy.
So begins with Hashem as the boycious
and the whole lengthy account of at the
beginning of because is and in Shayim
it's crystal clear that Hashem is the
boy
on orets it's not so crystal clear at
all. In fact, our avoid is to bring and
reveal down here in this world that
Hashem is the boy just like it's felt in
shm and that's why the tora of down here
begins with
and begins with you could ask a question
the sim of Mishno
Dai talks about all the laws of the
field
where does brahas come into it. Why do
we begin say with brahas? But the answer
is beautiful. According to what we're
saying,
you can sew, you can plow. If it doesn't
rain, nothing will grow. You're going to
know first that Hashem is the boy and
then you can do your void in this world.
That's why we begin with
and what do we learn in ms making what
is the instituted making
prem
is the boy we begin to which is the oft
which is the place that doesn't
recognize this and we begin about
with the recognition and the Hashem is
you're going to repeat it time and time
again that Hashem is the boy. Only then
can you embark on plowing and sewing and
pay on demi and all the other mas.
The same is true for the Ba Mikdash that
we had down here. The Ba Mikdash was an
embassy of Shamine down here in Aritus.
The Ba Mikdash was a place where you
walk into the B mikdash, you feel that
Hashem is the boy.
Why was Bal chosen to build a Mishkan?
The Gummorra says in
Salah knew how to put together letters
of the 10 utterances making formulating
words that Hashem created the world
with. Why did have to know that to build
a mishkan? The answer is because a
mishkan is like a briam. The mishkan is
the place down here in that teaches a
person and gives a person the feeling
that permeates with this feeling that
hashem is the boy. This was the whole
idea of the b mig down here.
So with that we can understand
also why Moshu Abenu was chosen to be
the goyel to the redeemer of the Jewish
people.
By the way before we come on to Moshu
Rabeno just to add one more thing about
the B mikdash. We know there was a group
of a group of and a group of Israim that
were all together in a B mikdash. The
kahhanim did their theim sang but there
was a parallel for every group of
kahhanim and levim there was a parallel
group of isra what did they do so a
mishna and tanis that they used to
congregate together and while their
group their parallel group of khan they
were doing the avoid and their parallel
group of levie were doing the shir and
the migdash they these the parallel
group of Israeli were in shul doing mice
what's mammod they took out they were
reading Bri shamits the first day of
creation and the second day of creation
and the third day of creation and going
again and again and again bringing bri
shahimits into the ba mikdash. So you
see how the B migdosh is involved. It's
a place down here but it's the oretsuno.
It's the orates the way the orates
should function and that is the the the
feeling that hashem is the boy just like
in shmay that's why was chosen to be the
goyel when moshu was born the says
says rashi what does it mean they saw
his good says when was born the whole
room became full of light the whole
house
how Do we know that when the Pik says it
means the house became full of light?
What does to do with light? Says the at
the beginning of creation the first
thing that was created
the says.
So you see from there that when was born
and the says it was it means light. So
here we see something fascinating. The
depth of this is that when moish was
born
the the aura and the atmosphere in the
room was the atmosphere of ye of arto
from the beginning of creation. Mohuenu
brings everybody back to the beginning
of creation that hashem is the boy.
Mohuen is therefore the one to chose to
fight parro to combat paroy to overthrow
parro. Paro is the feeling that
I am the boy and from the moment he was
born he brought us all back to the
beginning of creation of
so now we understand why the mammores
are corresponding to makas parro denied
in all 10 mamores par I'm the creator
and therefore every maka overthrew one
denial and revealed one mimer of the
assures that Hashem created the world
with. After the 10 makis, Hashem broken
through and revealed all the assures
that the world was created with.
The climax of this was when we received
adibas and the holy says that the asser
they are the final breakthrough in
revealing how the Morris is all a
parallel.
So that's why the 10 mamores correspond
to the 10 plagues correspond to the 10
mamoras. The 10 plagues revealed the 10
mmoras that par denim.
That explains why the first mitzvah
leaving mitz was the mitzvah of kdakh
that we were commanded with first
mitzvah. What is the moon disappears at
the end of the month and it reappears.
It looks like it's recreated. It looks
like it disappeared. It vanished. It's
not there. And it looks like it's
resurfacing. is recreated. Theesh
reminds us of the of Bria that Hashem is
the boy and therefore that mitzvah of
was done by the BD in
the place that permeates with the idea
that Hashem is the boy. That was the
first mitzvah because that's what we had
to take out and break of the
break the clipper of power of
when a person lives his life feeling
that he is the and is the and
he puts his whole and he puts really
realizing that you are the of everything
and I'm your then you develop the same
as the have with and then when it's to
be taken out of the ultimate exile