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Tetzaveh: The Electrifying Remazim to the 18 Parshios That Moshe Rabbeinu's Name Does Not Appear

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this store class is brought to you by torahanytime.com it is well known and many reasons are given that much Havana's name does not appear on parashas tetsava it is commonly understood this is based on that which it says in paraglamic based possible if you will bear their sin grade vinay and otherwise please erase me from your book that you wrote saying that if you don't forgive the Jewish people take me out of your document now even though my charbainu said it al-tanai he made a stipulation nevertheless from here we see that when a sadik says something even altena it will come to be and therefore the Nach by the way explains that that is the meaning of the opening positive of the parisha Israel and you should command the Jewish people and you should take for yourselves as a Lee mud that how careful one has to be in the way one speaks so as we mentioned name does not appear in parashat amazingly he points out that this is alluded to in the gamatria's gamatria 501 that is the same Gematria as the word raise me erase me from your book Asher which book the book of Asher Asher is gamatria titsave now titsava is not the only parasha the most name does not appear actually there are 18 partios in the Torah that my shabino's name does not appear the entire safaricious from boratius and another six parsias name does not appear this is alluded to in the words name does not appear furthermore these 18 partios are alluded to in the tours asharka Asher aleph stands for atamis so we have an illusion in the 18 letters name does not appear as well as we have a remnants to the 18 partios and the two words this is the remnants of revrone yosefoodsera wishing everyone a wonderful Chavez you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com