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OHRNET — Behaalotecha 5782

Выпуск: OHRNET — Behaalotecha 5782. Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. The Vilna Gaon “V’tzadkeinu — charitably” — means “without (Mishlei 16:4) explains that the essence of the Written strictness,” whereas “mishpat —– judgment” means Torah is the Chamishei Chumshei Torah, the Five “with strict justice.” A sign of a true ruler is being Books of Moses, and that the essence of the Oral able to mete out strict justice that is tempered with Torah is the six Orders of the Mishna. His judgment was one of strict It is clear from the fact that we ask for judges and justice, and he never allowed himself to be counselors that each one fulfills a different function influenced by the personal situation of either litigant and is vital to the Jewish People. However, once asking for both judges and counselors who will raise the judgment had been passed and King David saw us up to the spiritually exalted levels that once existed that it was impossible for the poor person to could when there were prophets to lead us. But, after the “great shofar” David rendered judgment to this one and has been heard throughout the world, and we are righteousness to the other.” again guided by leaders who are imbued with Divine www.ohr.edu 3 In truth, this is not a mitzvah reserved only for those should dig and search to find ways to judge others holding communal or official positions. In Hebrew, Rebbe used to say that Hashem created people with the mitzvah of judging favorably is called “kaf zechut.” the ability to think crookedly just so they should use The word “kaf” literally means “spoon.” The Pnei that ability in order to give others the benefit of the Menachem used to say that judging someone doubt! by Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein On Misers and Cheapskates I n each historical period of Hebrew, there was a Rabbi Shlomo Pappenheim (1740-1814) traces the different word used to refer to parsimonious and word kilay to the biliteral root KAF-LAMMED, which miserly people, often called “cheapskates” in he defines as “all-encompassing.” The way he sees it, English slang. nadiv, who are especially “generous” individuals, the providing for all of one's needs), makolet ("grocery," a commentators (such as Radak there and in Sefer store in which all necessary provi

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OHRNET

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17 июня 2022 г.

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9

Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary