Parsha Shemot Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

welcome to this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah portion is par the question of the week is what is the real power that we have so in this week's Torah por we learn about Hashem trying to send m to take the Jewish people out of Egypt so I stutter I don't have a mouth to speak we find later on who's the one that received the Torah from God who went up to mount s brought down the Torah who taught the Torah the Jewish on one hand he's saying in this week's Torah portion he STS he can't speak and later we find out he speaks and he speaks so eloquently so explains and he says as follows What mo was telling AEM two two issues he had we know the Jewish people in this world we have the power by learning T and doing MIT to bring down the infinite light of hem which is called into the world but Mo says how do you do it how is it possible and hasem told him you're right it doesn't make sense leave that to me you learn you do MIT I'll bring it down to this world MOS couldn't comprehend it the second thing that he bothered with was yes we're trying to bring light into the world but the fact is the cipo MIM is very very strong and hasem said guess what who allows someone to speak and to hear etc mean I can I will deal with breaking the cipo I will deal with you don't have to do anything so that's when it came to taking the Jewish people out of Egypt however later on when it came when God gave us a Torah God said guess what now that you have the Torah I came down to Mount Si you have the power through your tah to go ahead and bring the light into the world you have the power to get rid of the cot and that's why to answer the question what's the real power the real power we have is the tah by learning Torah by studying Torah by teaching Torah we will have the greatest power we need to bring Godly light into the world and get rid of any negative forces thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson this week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of shom May the souls be elevated by Torah studying in their memory for more information please see our website sf.org have a great and blessed week shaba to