Shnayim Yomi - Bo - R'vi'i - #4

[Music] good day everybody and welcome once again we are in the fourth day the Aliyah is in pares BO and in this Aliyah mosha tells us that he had said to parro as we said yesterday he had told it to parro previously that every bhar is going to die in MIT and at that time once they die am will be free they will leave there will be a great division between am and because in the MIT houses there will be no matter what the situation is whether there's an actually male b or not there will be someone that has died where as opposed to in the Jewish homes nobody will have died just the opposite hashm will skip over their house and create Kad and we will be saved and ultimately leave and that's the beginning of of of this that that information that we're going to have it but we interrupt this before we actually the T records the actual event the Torah interrupts this with the first Mitzvah that even though we did have a few Mitzvah in the S of braas but this is really the first of the sedor of Mitzvah which Rashi way back spoke about why didn't the Torah speak about when we begin the Mitzvah referred to here in Pas Bo we begin with the Mitzvah of Kes of sanctifying the new moon which of course is fascinating that that should be the first Mitzvah but just to put it briefly sanctifying the Moon is not just any Mitzvah but sanctifying the Moon shows that Amal controls Time and Time doesn't control am it is us it is bezin it is we who develop into and to the extent that we have but denim that can determine when the new moon comes and based on that Society exists Yu exists many things exist based on that that shows us as the M tell us that we control time we kadus Kusha by definition is never restricted by the laws of nature we are above that and that is representative in the Mitzvah ofes and that's why many say it is first and then after that subsequent to that this alyah speaks about the introduction of bringing the carbon PES and the purpose of carbon as that was a prerequisite and that was necessary in order for us to leave MIT have a great [Music] day