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Parshas Bo/
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(15th Parsha of 54 Sections of Torah)
By Rabbi Avraham Yehuda Tzvi Shmaryahu – 5
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th generation from Yehuda Tzvi ofGematria. Bible Code.www.codeoftheheart.com ©2008 DvarGematria and Sharpen Your Mind”The Code of Thank You
This is the 15
number 15? As noted in a previous discourse, it represents the Sabbath
(Shabbos) as the Sabbath is 15% of the week. There are 10,080 minutes
in a week and Shabbos is 1512 minutes. If you do the calculations, it
comes to 15%. According to Dr . Ari Friedman, this represents the
creation of this world and the next world, which is the Yod Hei of God’s
name, which is the Gematria of 15. The Shabbos is the celebration of the
world and our reminder of the exodus from Egypt In this Parsha we learn
that God took us out of Egypt with a strong hand (see
Moreover, it is one of the reasons why we commemorate the Sabbath as
it is mentioned in the Ten Commandments (see
where it says, “ And you shall remember that you were a slave in the
land of Egypt, and Hashem, your God, has taken you out from there with
a strong hand.” With the aid of the codes, we see additional meaning .
The
th Parsha of the Torah. What is the significance of theExodus 13:16).Deuteronomy 5:15),Torah says at the end of Parshas Bo,
lhbhg ihc ,pyuyku vfsh kg ,utk vhvu ohrmnn 'v ubthmuv sh ezj hf
, “And it will be sign on your hand and an ornament between your eyes
for with a strong hand God took us out of Egypt” (Exodus 13:16)
According to
(
about the Exodus and speak about it. Moreover, if we take the acronym
of the encircled letters, (rearranged) it spells the word
meaning praise, as we say in Psalms,
confirms Rashi’s interpretation in that when we don the
must praise God for taking us out of Mitzrayim, our former house of
bondage. As we read along in the pasuk (sentence) we mine more
findings. The encoded letters of the phrase
Rashi, the term, Totaphos refers to the phylacteriesTefilin). He says that whoever will see the Tephilin will be remindedvkv,, tehilla,susk vkv,, a praise of David. ThisTephilin, weubthmuv sh ezj , spells the
sue
the “code” finding we see what God wants us to do. In fact, even Moses
was unsure about how to serve God when he said to Pharaoh, “we will
not know how to serve God until our arrival there” (see
The encoded letters of the phrase,
word
prayers,
and Eternal King. We start off our prayers with words of thanking ,
which is confirmed with the above finding. It is interesting to observe
after our people were finally freed from the iron furnace of Egypt that
Moses never told Pharaoh of God’s true intentions of bringing the
children of Israel to the promised land. As noted in the beginning of
Exodus, Moses and Aaron only said to Pharaoh that he should send out
the people so that they may serve the Lord in the wilderness (See
, code. What is the message here? By connecting the next words withExodus 10:26).ohrmnn 'v ubthmuv sh, spells thevsun, modeh, meaning to thank, as we say in our morningoheu hj lkn lhbpk hbt vsun , I gratefully, thank you O LivingExodus
5:1). It is my humble opinion that Pharaoh was so stubborn that if he was
told at the start that the Children of Israel should be released so that they
can go to the land of Canaan, he would never let them ago or even
negotiate their departure. Moses strategy worked. By requesting Pharaoh
to let them go celebrate with God in the wilderness, Moses and Aaron
were able to have a dialogue with him and in this in turn led to the
Exodus from Egypt.
The parsha of the week influences and controls weekly events. This week we
witnessed the power of God’s tools including the wind, rain and fog.
We witnessed the separation of the Children of Israel and the Gentile world,
especially Goshen from the rest of Mitzrayim. We witnessed darkness all over
Mitzrayim except in Goshen. The darkness was so thick you could feel it. Likewise,
in the USA and Canada, the fog was so thick it was described as soupy.
There were numerous collisions as a result of the fog. In the block of our shul, known
as the Markham Street, the Rushesha Shul, Shaarei Tzedek and the Jeff Phillips Shul,
due to hurricane force winds, a tree fell down and destroyed a car. It also took down
the electric power of the block, except for the shul and a few houses next to it. This
story made headline photos in the Toronto Star and National Post. We also saw the
power of the wind when it knocked down an Air Canada plane over the rockies. All
of these events attest to the strong hand of God in our daily lives. In this Parsha, we
saw how Pharoah hardened his heart in not allowing the Children of Israel to depart
from Egypt. Likewise, top yahoo news story read, “President Bush hardens his tone”.
The news said that Bush demanded that Israel remove all settlements from the West
Bank. Just like Pharoah was defeated, President Bush’s efforts were defeated as noted
in the top news of today, 1/11/08, where it said on Reuters news wire, “
peace mission without breakthrough
destruction. Although America gives Israel much aid, it is mainly looking out for it’s
own interest. Just look at the American Jonathan Pollard, he is still languishing in jail
although he spied for Israel. However, just like the God of Israel protected us in
Mitzrayim a mere 3000 years ago, the God of Israel protects us amongst the wolves of
today. We must always give thanks to God, our only true friend.
A refuah shlaima to my father Yaakov Zev Ben Malka Blima.
Bush ends”. His breakthrough would have lead to Israel’s
Shabbat Shalom ouka ,ca