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Chabad Research Unit — Miydei Hodesh- Mishpatim-5730

Выпуск: Chabad Research Unit — Miydei Hodesh- Mishpatim-5730. Темы: не определены автоматически. CHABAD ‫ב"ה‬ RESEARCH UNIT Summaries of points from the Rebbe’s Chassidic Discourses ‫בלי אחריות כלל וכלל‬ ‫פרשת משפטים תש''ל ד''ה והיה מדי חודש בלתי מוגה‬ Published for Shabbat Sedra Mishpatim Rosh Chodesh Adar 1 5784, 10 February 20241 GOING TO THE TEMPLE EVERY SHABBAT T HE END OF THE BOOK OF ISAIAH TELLS US THAT IN THE FUTURE EVERY SHABBAT and every Rosh Chodesh (New Moon) everyone will flock to the Temple to bow down before G-d2, meaning to achieve a state of bitul, utter self-abnegation before the infinite Divine. The phrasing is in the singular when it speaks about you (thou) acquiring a Hebrew slave because it means that it is Moses, and the Moses through the generations, the great Sages, each addressed individually, who have the responsibility to connect Jews to their root. Through their input, the future realm of Moshiach will enable us to reach heights which were not possible even in earlier Temple times, and every Shabbat we will be able to experience the intense revelation of the Divine in the Temple, travelling to Jerusalem from all over the world. So there were three kinds of time: the ordinary week days, whether in Temple times, now or in the future; the three Pilgrim Festivals in the days of the First and Second Temples; and Shabbat and Rosh Chodesh in the future. Then come exalted levels of direct appreciating the Divine, which in Temple times could be accessed on the festivals, but in the future will be available every week on Shabbat and on Rosh Chodesh, the New Moon. 503 4 Exodus, Mishpatim 21:1 Chabad Research Unit – www.chabadresearch.net – cru@lubavitchuk.com them in the plural, and then in states in the singular ‘when you (thou) acquire a Hebrew slave..’. It says ‘These are the laws you should put before them.’4 ‘You’ here means Moses, and it is telling him to communicate the laws in a way which will be meaningful to them. In the times of the First and Second Temples, one would generally go to the Temple three times a year, on the three Pilgrim Festivals, Pesach, Shavuot and Succot. There is the Garden of Eden, a sublime realm, which is watered by the river, even higher, and the Jewish soul comes from an even higher level, beyond the river. While the son/daughter has a very close connection with the Divine, as a child to his/her father, th

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