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A Message from

Rav Yitzchok Knobel, Shlit”a

Rosh Kollel

“Do not forget what you saw (at Har Sinai) and tell it to

your descendants.”

According to the ן’’במר, this is one of the 248 השע תוצמ,

which many of לארשי ינב וניחא say daily at תירחש. What does it

incorporate, and why is it so pivotal?

The ן’’במר, at the conclusion of Parshas Bo, explains

why so many תוצמ are םירצמ תאיציל רכז. The various forms of

disbelief in Hashem fall into three categories. There are those

that claim the world is not the work of a Supreme Creator, but

somehow happened. At the time of םירצמ תאיצי, however, and

for all of the periods of the םיאיבנ; the prevailing belief was that

our world, which reflects such plan and purpose, has to be the

work of a Supreme Intelligent Creator. Rather, they maintained

that the Creator set it into motion in a way that He would not

be involved, given that the Earth is only a speck in our own

solar system, and certainly in the entire universe.

Klal Yisroel in Mitzrayim, due to their environment, had

become influenced by these alien beliefs. The םיסנ incorporated

in the entire הלואג process, the תוכמ and ףוס םי תעירק, came

to disprove these falsehoods. Therefore, since Hashem wants

these םיסנ to remain fresh and vibrant in our minds, daily in

הליפת – morning and evening before הרשע הנמש – we mention

םירצמ תאיצי – and specifically תורוכב תכמ and ףוס םי תעירק.

Pesach and Sukkos, of course are major reminders, and, for the

men and boys, תיציצ and ןיליפת.

In view of this, it is especially interesting to learn the

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