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"INCLUDE ME OUT"

Based on the teaching that this parsha, Parshas Tetzaveh, is the one Portion where Moshe Rabainu’s (Moses) name is omitted from the Torah during his lifetime.

Tetzaveh stands as an eternal tribute to Moshe Rabainu. It is the Torah’s own testimony to Moshe Rabainu’s greatness in giving up everything in order to preserve his bond and love with his people and restore them to their G-d.”

See here my beautiful friends, Moshe Rabainu came down and brought us the Ten Commandments. When he came down it says that no one could look directly at him "Ki Karan Or Panav", gevalt was he shining like the sun. We realized that whatever he is telling us is only a fraction of what he really heard in heaven.

So here I want you to know something. What did Moshe Rabainu hear in heaven which he really didn't give over to us just yet? Humanly speaking, during the forty nights G-d was sitting with Moshe and telling him what all the laws really mean, Mamash what the whole Torah really means. Gevalt was it real.

So when did Moshe Rabainu give over to us this inside, the real meaning of everything? After the golden calf, G-d says "I'm going to wipe out the Yidden -I'll wipe out the Yidden, and you will be the only one alive." So Moshe Rabainu says "If you wipe out all the Yidden, 'Mecheini Na', then wipe me out from your book!" The way it's translated is "Take me out from your Torah." But here all the Rebbe’s say the same thing.

"Mecheini" comes from the words "Mei Noach", the waters of Noach. What's the connection to Noach? So everybody knows that Moshe Rabainu had a nitzotz (spark), a little part of Noach in him. So what was the problem with brother Noach? When G-d told Noach he would destroy his generation, Noach didn't pray for his generation.

Here comes the tikkun (the spiritual repair); Moshe Rabainu says if you wipe out your people, then wipe me out of your Torah - "Mecheini" - "Mei Noach." Wipe me out because I'm not going to let another mabul (flood) come and destroy the world. I’m not interested in starting a new world like you did with Noach. Moshe Rabainu learned to love the world, Mamash can we learn from Moshe Rabainu how to love.

Good Shabbos!