Shnayim Yomi - Bo - Rishon - #1 - Rabbi Yaakov Glasser - Moshe: Hashem's Emissary

Paris Bo the aliyah of Rish the para begins with the encounter of a keshu and Mosha Rabenu a hashmos bo parro you should come to parro this is a peculiar formulation given the fact that mosher raenu's mandate is really to go to parroesh should tell mosha but the whole para's tone is set with this formulation of Bo and the answer is that Bo conotes the notion that Moshe is not going to parro on his own that Mosha Raenu is Bo Elroeshu is not hanging in the background while advancing Moshe in this mission is with Moshe in the context of his encounter with parro and so therefore Hashem is saying bo el parro come Moshe to convening this encounter between Baru himself, Mosher Rabenu and Parro. The notion that this entire experience of advocating for the liberation of the Jewish people is not just something that Mosher Rabenu is doing as a diplomat on behalf of Amy Israel but rather Mosher Rabenu is functioning as an emissary of Auroru himself that God is very much in this process which is a theme that we will see reverberates throughout the para the entire para is para's bow the notion that the unfolding drama of Jewish history in our Glory is something that is taking place due to the intervention and presence of a bar.