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The weekly torah called, with the help of God, Shabbat is the Torah of the year 1551. The torah essentially constitutes the continuation of the Mount Sinai ceremony. We read on the previous Sabbath about the Mount Sinai ceremony and on the Sabbath we continue this ceremony. What is the continuation? The Torah says, and these are the mitzvot that you will put before them. Rashi writes in the name of Chazal and adds to the first matter, these from Sinai, these from Sinai. This means that as the these from Sinai, these from Sinai. This means that as the mountains are explained, and so it is explained by Rashi in Tractate Taanit, just as the Mount Sinai ceremony was with voices and lightnings. The same thing also happens in the part of Parashah Mishpat that is said with voices and lightnings. And so it is written by Rashi in Tractate Taanit, page 21, page 2. Rashi writes that the Divine Presence did not depart until the last days that were given on Yom Kippur, and also all the days of winter that were concerned also all the days of winter that were concerned with the work of the Tabernacle, when the Shekinah was on the mountain, and from there all the commandments were given with voices and lightnings and torches on the day of receiving the Ten Commandments until when, until the first of Nisan, Rashi writes that the Tabernacle was erected, and the Shekinah was tried and moved from the mountain and settled on the mercy seat. This means what is written, and these are the mitzvot. The destructive status with shouts and thunder that we read last week was the same thing, and the section of Mishpat was also said, and everyone asks
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