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Excerpts for my forthcoming book, Code of the Heart
Parshas Vaeira/
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(14th Parsha of 54 Sections of Torah)
By Rabbi Avraham David - great grandson of the Strettyner Rebbe, Rabbi Moses
Langner, z”l Numerical Interpretation of Torah with aid of
Questions/Comments 212-372-7553. online at
Gematria. Bible Code.www.codeoftheheart.com
©2007 Dvar Torah 5767 “Study
Gematria and Sharpen Your Mind”Justice for Peace
At the end of last week’s Parsha, Moses was in doubt about the success of his mission
and even confronted God when he said
Lord, why have you harmed this people?” (
said that he will take the children of Israel out of Egypt with a mighty hand (See
vzv ogk v,grv vnk h-t rnthu, “And he said, OExodus 5:22). God reassured Moses when heExodus
6:1). What is interesting to me is what I have found encoded in the above phrase. As
noted in my book, I always like to find certain important words, like as encircled above,
vhrnv
find encoded in this word here? If we look at our history, our glorious temples have
been destroyed and in fact we always pray for the rebuilding of the Holy Temple (
HaMikdosh
much? The answer is that God is faithful to give reward and only God knows why some
prosper and why some suffer. The calculation is with God. As noted in our
did take out measure for measure against our oppressors and we were taken out with a
strong hand. Moreover, with aid of
looks negative (ie. Why have you harmed this people?) is really positive. The
, Moriah, which is the location of our Holy Temple. What is the message that weBais). Perhaps Moses question is really our question. Why have we suffered soTorah, GodGematria we see that something on the surface thatGematria
of the above encoded phrase is 1217. Another phrase with the same
found in the Ten Commandments which states,
day is a Sabbath to the Lord” (Exodus 20:10) According to Rabbeinu Bachya, our
suffering in Mitzrayim (ancient Egypt) was really an affliction of Love
The goal of this suffering was really to give us the inner peace that the Sabbath brings us.
We see peace actually encoded in the above phrase as the encoded words spell
Gematria can bevk ,ca hghcav ouhu , “and the Seventhvcvt ka ihruxt.vuka,shalva
into the inner peace when we observe the Shabbos. We also see an allusion to God
uplifting us where we connect the two Parshas of Shemos and Vaeira. The Torah says the
following
said” (Exodus 6:1-2). The encircled letters in reverse spells
high, exalted. In fact, we see this word used by King David who says,
‘
interesting to note that this Psalm is dedicated to the Sabbath day and it is actually part of
our Sabbath liturgy.
Getting back to the theme of the Parsha, it is one of sin and retribution. As noted
previously , the Parsha of the week influences and controls weekly events. This week,
Pharaoh and his people are punished measure for measure for enslaving and treating the
children of Israel harshly. As Pharaoh noted at the end of the Parsha , “God is the
righteous one and I and my people are wicked (Exodus 9:27).”
The main news of the week (1/13/07) is the wicked weather that affected North America
and Northern Europe. It was only last week that we were basking in mild weather. New
York City boasted a high of 72 degrees and many ski resorts across Ontario laid off
workers due to the lack of snow. However, almost without warning, the weather did a
complete circle. An ice storm blew across North America and wreaked much havoc.
Due to the freeze, three quarters of the 1 billion dollar California crop was lost. In the
USA, over 60 lost their lives due to weather related accidents. In Europe, at least 9 people
lost their lives to the treacherous winds. If we only had a Moses who can give us accurate
predictions! In other news, Iran once again is threatening the world and now we learn
that the Chinese military did test firing and shot down satellites. Enough worries in one
week. However, this week’s Parsha tells us not to worry. Although things may look
gloomy, God metes out justice and if these people want war, God will fight for us and
give us true peace so that we can celebrate with God on the Shabbos day.
A refuah shlaima to my father, Yaacov Zev Ben Malka Blima who is recovering from a
stroke at Vanderbilt Nursing Home.
, meaning inner peace. This teaches us that our suffering of our work week turnsohekt rcshu : umrtn oardh , “He will drive them from his land: And Godourn, marom, which meansv okgk ourn v,tu, “And you remain exalted, forever, God” (Psalms 92:9). It is
Shabbat Shalom
ouka ,ca