Immanuel BernsteinHostAnd there's actually a mitzvah that we find towards the beginning of the Parsha.
Pesach Aleph, you could say, is a lead-in to the mitzvah, so let's read Pesach Aleph and Pesach Beis of Perek Dalet.
V'ata Yisrael, says Moshe, and now, Yisrael shma'i lachukim v'alamishpatim, listen or heed to the chukim, the statutes, the laws, asheronokhim melamed eschem, la'asos, that I'm teaching you, l'ma'antich you, that you should live, v'vasem v'resh demes ha'aretz, And come and inherit the land.
So this Pasuk introduces to us the concept of Lososifu, what then becomes known in the Halachic parlance as Baltosif, not to add on to a mitzvah, and then Baltigra, the opposite number.
What exactly does it mean? What does that comprise? Adding to the mitzvah, not detracting from the mitzvah.
And there's actually a mitzvah that we find towards the beginning of the Parsha.
Pesach Aleph, you could say, is a lead-in to the mitzvah, so let's read Pesach Aleph and Pesach Beis of Perek Dalet.
V'ata Yisrael, says Moshe, and now, Yisrael shma'i lachukim v'alamishpatim, listen or heed to the chukim, the statutes, the laws, asheronokhim melamed eschem, la'asos, that I'm teaching you, l'ma'antich you, that you should live, v'vasem v'resh demes ha'aretz, And come and inherit the land.
So this Pasuk introduces to us the concept of Lososifu, what then becomes known in the Halachic parlance as Baltosif, not to add on to a mitzvah, and then Baltigra, the opposite number.
What exactly does it mean? What does that comprise? Adding to the mitzvah, not detracting from the mitzvah.
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