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Purposeful Omission - Rabbi Andrew Israeli
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the beginning of parshas titsava the
battle tournament points out that for
the first time since the birth of moshe
rabbenu the beginning of safar shemos
until safer divarim moshrabenu's name is
omitted from the parsha many of the
maforsham grapple with why it is
specifically here in parshas titsava the
moshrabenu's name doesn't appear so the
safe haro's nayim latorra zalman
sarotskin asks this question and points
out the following idea and abstraction
describes the fact that in a normal year
in which we only have one aadhar in a
year that isn't a leap year so hazal put
together a calendar in which parshas
tetsava and zainadar fall out during the
exact same week and he asks why would
that be
why does moshe rabinu's name
not appear in the week's parsha in which
we commemorate moshe amen's yurt site
and celebrate mosher abbey news birthday
and revolution strategy describes the
fact that in many other religions so the
religion revolves around somebody who
takes center stage there's a person a
human being a buster of a dhamma flesh
and blood who becomes the
focal point of the entire religion
everything surrounds this particular
person all of the holidays all of the uh
auspicious events in the religions uh
existence are around and revolve around
this particular individual and perhaps
hazal was davka trying to describe to us
that even though moshe abbayna was
probably the human being most
responsible for euthys mitzrayim and
even though moshe albanu as the greatest
leader of the jewish people ever had lo
cambius or al-kimosa ode we can't lose
fact and we can't lose sight of the fact
that akras baruch was calling the shots
the entire time that all of our holidays
and all of the uh all of the religious
experiences that we have don't revolve
around the human being don't look at a
human being that takes center stage but
rather are all directed and channeled
from through and to the ribonu shalom
and perhaps it's specifically to
emphasize this point that moshe rabino's
name is dhafka omitted from parshas
titsava specifically in the first week
of adar specifically when one would
think when we would commemorate and
celebrate
birthday in your site so moshe rabinu's
name is not doesn't appear in this
week's parasha to remind us to give us a
sense of the fact that we uh we do
things that revolve around the
we don't kardashian people we don't
worship bastard of adam but rather all
of the torah we learn and all the mitzos
that we do are really in an effort not
to get closer to a human being but
rather to get closer to akaresh baruch
and as we go through this power show and
as we read
and we think about all of the hints to
all of the different people throughout
our parsha and all of the hints to moshe
benu throughout our parsha so we have to
remind ourselves that granted moshe
avenue was the greatest leader we've
ever had but everything that we do is
here in an effort to get closer to
takarish baruch all of the big day
kihuna and binyan hamishkan that we're
describing this past week and this
upcoming weeks are all in an effort for
akashbarghushfina
amongst us and our goal in this world is
to be able to accomplish that to do that
to achieve that and ultimately work on
our relationship with kud shabriko as
much as possible