Moshe is not mentioned in this Parsha, unlike anywhere else inthe Chumash; from when Moshe was born, there is no Parsha inwhich he wasn’t mentioned besides for in Mishneh Torah (SeferDevarim.) The reason is because he said (to G-d), “Erase mefrom the book which You wrote,” and the word of a scholar,even if conditional, is ultimately fulfilled (Makos 11).

Moshe is not mentioned in this Parsha, unlike anywhere else in the Chumash; from when Moshe was born, there is no Parsha in which he wasn’t mentioned besides for in Mishneh Torah (Sefer Devarim.) The reason is because he said (to G-d), “Erase me from the book which You wrote,” and the word of a scholar, even if conditional, is ultimately fulfilled (Makos 11).

Chelek 21, Tetzaveh 1

This is a class geared to Likkutei Sichos beginners. An insightful anthology of the themes discussed in the sicha, delivered by Rabbi Yossi Winner Director of Chabad at the University of Arizona. This series follows the learning cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos.

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