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Section: Parshas HaShavua Category: Numbers & Letters
Parshas Ki Seitzei: When Going To War, Don't Leave Hashem Home
The last letters of the words "Ki Seitzei LaMilchama Al Oivecha U'Nisanoi" spell "Elokecha", points out Rav Moshe Singer. What is the significance of this, if the next two words are "Hashem Elokecha"? He answers that we see that this war is quick and victory come very easily, as the next few words right after the war starts say, U'Nisano Hashem Hashem Elokecha BiYadecha", Hashem will give them into your hands. The secret says Rav Singer is, if when Ki Seitzei, when you go out, you take "Elokecha" (the hidden word in the Sofei Teivos) with you, then victory will be swift and easy.
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