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Zichron Avinoam — n Avinoam Behaaloscha — Behaalotcha 5783

Выпуск: Zichron Avinoam — n Avinoam Behaaloscha — Behaalotcha 5783. Темы: не определены автоматически. When Rashi says that the Rav Forst pointed out how amazing it is to note that the Leviim at this stage must return to the ne’ilas she’arim, the Gemara (Berachos 61a) teaches, “‫כְּ לָ יֹות יֹועֲצֹות‬, the kidneys closing of the gates, he is alluding to the closing of the gates of give advice.” For what is the great function of the kidneys? Thus, the advice I can share with you is the way The Torah (Bamidbar 8:24-26) teaches that when a Levi not to go.” reaches the age of fifty, he must stop doing the avodah of car- In life, we are all trying to find our unique mission that rying the Mishkan and the Keilim; as Rashi explains, he must Hashem sent us to this world to do. was at youth — and he must know and realize that this stage Therefore, when we speak about this unique time of life, brings with it great opportunities that one did not have be- middle-age, we recognize that just as every other tekufah in fore — and challenges, too. Available to order, and Yeshiva will benefit: Rav Forst explained this with an incredible parable from Diamonds on the Road the Chiddushei HaRim: A person was lost in the forest and Rabbi Keilson’s collection of select Zichron Avinoam insights on the Parasha, published by ArtScroll. That is, the kidneys take the life of the person — Middle age is a stage that comes after youth; and although his blood — and remove all the elements within it that will people like to always think that they are still young, and surely be harmful to him. That really is the essence of the greatest one should also try to be youthful and vibrant all his life, the advice in life — to steer one away from everything that will fact is that a person at this point has become older than he be harmful to him! For Growing older means that one has become wiser, because when one is young, he has many she’ifos, aspirations; plans life itself makes one wise; and we must know, then, that the and dreams of what he wants to accomplish. There is so much more to do, and the things he is Avos states that when it says that fifty years of age is a time of doing can be accomplished with so much more vigor and advice, it actually alludes to the Leviim! Divrei Torah on the Weekly Parasha by Rabbi Dov Keilson, Mashgiach Ruchani, Mesivta Chaim Shlomo in Memory of Avinoam Grossman •

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Zichron Avinoam

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9 июня 2023 г.

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