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ליקוטי שמואל — Beshalach 5786

Выпуск: ליקוטי שמואל — Beshalach 5786. Темы: family_education, holidays, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, пурим, песах, ханука, суккот, yom tov, פורים, פסח, חנוכה, סוכות, недельная глава, парша, parsha. Order here: https://dash.bookpod.co.il/product/2231 The Zechus of Suffering on Behalf of Others In Shirah, the Emotions Surpass the Words Parshas Beshalach Rabbi Yissocher Frand The Shirah in Parshas B’Shalach begins with the words, “Then Moshe and the Children of Israel sang (Az Yashir Moshe u’Venei Yisrael) this song to Hashem, and they said as 3 follows…” [Shemos 15:1]. The sefer Bei Chiyah says that this is perhaps what the Gemara means [Eruchin 11a] by the statement “One only recites Shirah [song] over wine.” On all Jewish occasions, whenever there is any type of Shirah (such as Birchas Eirusin; Birchas Milah; Kiddush on Shabbos; Kiddushon Yom Tov), we always say the Shirah over a cup of wine. The Maharal answers (in his Hagadah) that it is because the mitzvah of retelling the story of the Exodus is a mitzvah of the 5 heart, and we only make brochos on mitzvos that involve some kind of activity (either action or speech), never on mitzvos that are primarily mitzvos of the heart. Most of us would say that it begins with the words, “I will sing to Hashem for He is exalted above all exaltedness…” Superficially, the words, “Then will sing, Moshe and the Children of Israel, this song to Hashem, and they said as follows,” are just an introduction that gives historical context. He was the son of the wealthy Count Pototsky, of whom it was said that he owned nine hundred and ninety- nine properties, not because he could not afford another to round off his 8 properties to one thousand, but because he wanted people to spend longer discussing him and his wealth! When his father’s messengers eventually tracked him down and unsuccessfully attempted to convince him to retract his conversion (before executing him), he allegedly replied rhetorically: “After smelling the lux (Shabbos oil lantern), how could I possibly give up Shabbos?” (Almost) universally there are seven days to a week. Additional sources: Story: HaGaon [1] Shemos 16:29 [2] Shabbos 10b 9 [3] Maharal [4] See Sforno ÃŻĐÈ˝ ▲ÈΦ♦Ż ˝ ┘˝ ⌠Đ∩Ь ˝ È˝ ▲ĠΦ♦ŻΦ┤бб Written by Benjamin A Rose Towards the end of Parshas Beshalach we have the episode where

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ליקוטי שמואל

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31 января 2026 г.

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Темы: family_education, holidays, parsha_commentary