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Nitzavim-Vayeilech - 6th Portion

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Join me as we learn Humish for Friday parshas and supplement of Yalik combined. Chapter 31, verse 14. This is now as yesterday we will learn the second to the last mitzvah of Hakel. Today Mosha tells the Jewish people the poem of witness talking about as his last moments and telling them of what's going to be and to to to the days of a head as well as in this Aliya we learn about the 613th commandment, the final mitzvah given to the Jewish people. A Yemina Shem Mosha, God says to Mosha, "Hinkar for Yemaka Lamos, behold your days are approaching, your end of days are approaching good to die. Then you're going to pass. Kras Yeshua Kol Yeshua Viyatsa Veyal Mayed and let him stand in the tent of meeting in the oil Mayed in the Mishkan in the Tabernacle. Vatsa Venu and I will command him. And I will encourage him. Vayelek Mosha Mosha went for Yeshua and Yeshua Viyatsa Veyal Mayed and they stood in the tent of meeting. What does it mean Vatsa Venu I will command him? Rashi says Vazer Zvenu I will encourage him to make sure that he follows to give him the strength and encourage him to do the right thing. Verse 15. Vayeda Shem Veyal Mayed and God appeared in the tent. Vaamod Anan was a pillar of a cloud. Vayamod Anan Anan and the pillar of clouds then stood al Pesach Veyal at the entrance of the tent of meeting. Verse 16. Vayemina Shem Mosha, God said to Mosha Hinkasheikha Lamosakha, you're going to lie down with your forefathers. You're about to go lie down with your forefathers and the Kama Zeh and the nation and the nation will rise up. Vezana Keha Aretz and they will go astray after the deities of the other nations. Asher Basham that are currently there in the land that they're going to be cured with that are there. Vatsa Vani and I will forsake they Vatsa Vani they will forsake Vaheferus Brisi and they will violate the covenant that I made with them Asher Karati Itai I made with them. Verse 17. My fury will rage against them on that day. And I will abandon them. And I will figuratively hide my face from them. And they will be consumed. And many evils and misfortune will befall the tragedies will befall them. They will say on that day how long Isn't it because God longer is no longer amongst us? That's why these evils have befallen us. I will hide my face he says. Metaphorically speaking as if I don't see the terrible things that are happening to them. We missed the before. It means the nations of the land. Verse 18. And I will hide my face on that day. And all the evil that they have committed. Because they have turned to other deities. Verse 19. Now Meaning the way we can preserve in the very fact in telling the Jewish people now Mosha. Addressing as the representative of the entire nations. Write down. Write for yourself now down this this poem this song. The teacher to the Jewish people. Place it in their mouths. In order that this poem should be as a witness Israel for me to the Israelites. As a shira as Rashi says, what poem are we referring to? Next week's Torah reading, Hazinu Hashamayim until the keeper at Mosey Amoy. This is also referring to writing a Torah scroll, which as we know, this is the mitzvah that we learn from here about the 613th commandment that one should write a Torah. If one cannot write a Torah, at least to be a partner in a Torah scroll, and this is where the Rebbe encouraged every single one of us to have a letter in the safer Torah, whether a child to be part of the children's safer Torah, or an adult to have a letter in the general safer Torah. This way one can have and be a partner A, uniting all of Jewish people together, and B, to fulfill the commandment to have a mitzvah in the Torah scroll. And to own a Torah and being a partner which is as if you own the Torah. This is the 613th commandment according to Maimonides, the way he codifies the different commandments. This concludes the sixth Torah reading of Parshas Nitzavim and Vayeilech combined.