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Parsha Plus — Behaalotecha 5784

Выпуск: Parsha Plus — Behaalotecha 5784. Темы: health_mind, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. ‫בעלון‬ ‫ בשעת הצורך הרשות נתונה לאמור מהדברים‬- .‫ לשמור‬/ ‫ להעתיק‬/ ‫ לחלק‬/ ‫להדפיס‬ ‫ אך הבא להדפיס יביא גאולה לעולם וידפיס בשם‬.‫שבעלון אף שלא בשם אומרם‬ .‫אומרו‬ Two Approaches for Staying Enthusiastic About Mitzvos Parshas Behaaloscha Rabbi Yissocher Frand There is a famous Rashi at the beginning of Parshas Beha’alosecha which we comment on almost every year. Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick We remember the fish that we ate in Egypt for free – ‫זָכ ְַרנּו אֶ ת הַ דָ גָה אֲשֶ ר נ ֹאכַל‬ ‫חִ נָּם בְ מִ צְ ַריִ ם‬ 11 This verse features a portion of the Jewish People’s tearful complaint against Hashem for taking them out of Egypt. The Torah says: “And Aharon did so, toward the face of the Menorah he kindled its lamps, as Hashem had commanded Moshe.” (Bamidbar 8:3) Rashi comments on the words “And Aharon did so” that “This is stated to tell the praise of Aharon in that he did not deviate.” On a simple level, Rashi is saying that this pasuk is a testimony to Aharon that he did not change what he was supposed to do. The “Shame” of Not Bringing the Korban Pesach During the Forty Years in the Wilderness The Torah states: “Hashem spoke to Moshe in the Wilderness of Sinai, in the second year from their exodus from the land of Egypt, in the first month, saying: The Children of Israel shall make the Pesach offering in its appointed time.” (Bamidbar 9:1-2). They came before Moshe and complained “…Why should we be left out by not offering Hashem’s offering in its appointed time among the Children of Israel?” (Bamidbar 9:7) Basically, they claimed that it was not fair that they who were tameh for legitimate reasons (carrying the coffin of Yosef), should not be able to participate in the national enterprise of offering the Korban Pesach. The verse would therefore be interpreted to say “We remember the fish that we ate in Egypt without having to make a bracha.” From here, asks Rav Shteinman – without providing an answer – what is so taxing about making a bracha over food which would force these Jews to tears and provoke their complaints against Hashem? For example, when making a bracha over food, we can come to recognize that the Creator of the World gives us tas

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Parsha Plus

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21 июня 2024 г.

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18

Темы: health_mind, parsha_commentary