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okay welcome everyone we have very
special material today before we begin
some public service announcements many
know that we're preparing the
sa of the if anybody would like to
participate in this historic
project the Ben
promises that he would pray for anyone
who says over his okay if anybody would
like to join us this coming President's
Day if you look on the screen Panama
kala February 16th to
18th we have uh a very
robust uh participation but there are
some spots left if anybody wants to
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amazing
experience okay so we begin with our
first
offering connecting the beginning and
the end of the par now I have to say
this one was not so easy I was trying
to connect the first
the bat points
out that the P begins and ends with a
letter V the PK begins and ends with the
letter V what's interesting is my friend
re friend pointed out that the last PK
of the par also begins and ends with the
letter V but I was trying to find the
Thematic connection between the
beginning and the end and then it just
opened up the P opened up and the idea
began to flow because the begins with
the
Exile the Jews descending to Egypt but
it ends with
the so it begins with the G and it ends
with the G but not just the G It Ends by
speaking about how Hashem is going to
redeem us earlier than the appointed
time said they won't even have enough
time to pack
provisions and what's amazing is if you
look at the opening PK of
sh not only is the Gus alluded to but
many of the reasons why we were redeemed
is also alluded to in other words the
opening P the par speaks about going
down toim the closing speaks about going
out but the connection between the be
the opening and the closing is not just
well it starts with the Gus and it ends
with the G but many of
the for the G are found in the first pk
already so that would be a connection
between the beginning and the end the
end talks about the G and the first pk
tells us the for the G moreover the para
ends that we will be redeemed early many
of the zus of why we were redeemed early
are found in the first P let's
start the
says captivity that even when they
were even when they were in
captivity they maintained their
names they didn't change their names
like
sayar because of three things we were
Exile we were redeemed from Egypt one of
them was we didn't change our
names um in
the also says this would connect the
beginning of the para to the end you
know
why
because because we maintained our Jewish
names therefore we were to be redeemed
before the time so
one that's found in the opening
is we didn't change our names here's
another
one the
says begins in a ends in a begins in a
ends in
a and by the way the
words is and in a tough shab to teach
that Merit of shabis and mil we were ex
we were redeemed from MIM so that
connects to the end of the par that
because
of and because
of because of
that another reason why we were
redeemed the speaks about a many
places why were we redeemed after 210
years after all we were supposed to be
there 400 years the answer is Hashem
calculated the intensity of the bondage
the as if we actually served 400
complete years and the explains in
the that this logic only holds true ifo
is beloved to Hashem if we're like the
children of Hashem but not if we're like
hashem's a
therefore the par
begins and Rashi says even though
counted us in our lifetime by name he
counted us again after the Jewish people
passed away to show how beloved we are
that's why
so because the par begins with the love
Hashem has for cl Isel which explains
why we're able to get out after only 210
years and therefore the para ends
you know why we left early because of
hashem's love for us evident in the very
first by the way as the says
in
that the foundational principle of the
Jewish people from the day we left Egypt
until now is that we are the Beloved
children of hasem so since the par
begins with hashem's
for the Jewish people that allowed us to
leave early
okay in
the he brings another reason why we had
to go down to and that is because Yu
injected tum into the T because of
yakov's conversation with
laan laan called
it so therefore
came down
to so we could say like this teaches us
in that
the the reason for this
mitvah
is one into
two so it comes
out the
begins
says the says in
every Jew is to complete the every
week in order to be a in the theim
is the
words stand
for so that the
how we get out
of
namely that allowed entry into the the
Mitra is
um is to get out of so therefore the
opening begins with
the and the ends
that we see friends that many
and reasons that we were redeemed areas
in the very first that we were
not's love for us and
the hooking it in the end of
the May okay that's our opening offering
for today
