UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.

well okay I should not even begin working on this video till I get a haircut all right we have just began the third of the five books of Moses [Music] this week's Torah portion is called by a crow that means and he called his mother thank you for calling but we're talking about God and he called to Moses God called to Moses but usually the terrorist says and God spoke to Moses saying and over here were suddenly mentioning that God called to Moses and then he spoke to him what's with this calling Moses like what's going on back you know I wasn't asking you what's going on I want to know what's up with God calling Moses what is that supposed to mean if he spoke to him he obviously called him and said I want to speak to you or something like that and if he called him he spoke to him I mean unless he called him like my father sometimes calls me hey Todd what's up mm-hmm the 11th century commentator Rashi explains you that this happened every time God spoke to Moses apparently every single time that God addressed Moses he called to him and said Moses Moses Allah how I subconsciously made my voice deeper when trying to do God's voice when that's not that's not even like a little bit possible okay no my head is racing with philosophical questions this calling to Moses expressed God's love for him he called to him affectionately saying Moses Moses the first copepod Rebbe the alter rebbe points out something a little bit deeper when the turn records that God called out to Moses it doesn't say that God called to Moses it says and he called to Moses not using any particular name for God the reason for this is that the names of God are expressions of God and the love that God has isn't from any particular expression in God's own compass in B rather it stems from God's very essence to the point that we don't even have a name with which to call it God didn't love Moses because Moses was awesome even though he was rather this love is from God's essence it's nothing to do with the fact that Moses is Moses it's totally unconditional and it wasn't just for Moses and isn't just for Moses every single Jew is loved unconditionally by God and it is of this love that the terror refers with and he called to Moses Moses Moses do do before we even start talking Tara talking the rules talking what I want you to do know I love you unconditionally before we even start talking about the rules I just said that right that was redundant this is not a joke know that God loves you and may we not just have to know it but may we see God's love with the revelation of Messiah now and to speed up that revelation to speed up that process it's important that we take something upon ourselves realize the only perfect being is God and God is overlooking your faults with unconditional love how should you view the faults of others can you view the faults of others through our increased love to our fellow and increased joy we will merit to see machine [Music]