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Parsha Plus — Chayei Sara 5783

Выпуск: Parsha Plus — Chayei Sara 5783. Темы: family_education, health_mind, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. [4] Hilchos Yesodos HaTorah 5:11 10 A lesson of Blessing Written by Benji Landau ‫ בָּ רּוְך ה’ אֱֹלהֵ י אֲדֹּ נִי אַ בְ ָּרהָּם‬,‫וַ י ֹּאמֶ ר‬ (24:27) These are the words that Eliezer exclaims after Rivka’s family allow him to take her as a wife for Yitzchak. The Rambam (hilchos Brochas 1:5,6) writes that although there was a standardized text for brochas established by Chazal, as long as one mentions the components included in this text (‫ שם ומלכות‬,‫)ברוך אתה‬, then b’dieved it does not matter how one expresses them. Furthermore, the pasuk [verse] documenting Sarah’s age strikes us as being redundant: “Sarah’s lifetime was one hundred years, and twenty years, and seven years; the years of Sarah’s life.” [Bereishis 23:1] The next pasuk goes on to say that “Avraham came to mourn for Sarah and to cry for her.” According to ancient tradition, the letter chaf in the word Livkosa [to cry for her] is written small. For You told him ‘Arise, walk through the land to the length and the breadth of it, for to thee I will give it’ and even so, when he was unable to find any place in which to bury Sarah until he bought one for four hundred shekels of silver, he did not complain against thy ways.” 5 It is difficult to explain this Rabbeinu Yona. There was no voice in his head telling him “It is ‘nisayon’ [test] time – this is it!” When a person rises to the occasion even under such circumstances, it proves his true nature — to some extent — even beyond what might be demonstrated in a test such as ‘Akeidas Yitzchak.’ This is what we have explained in past years. A life to die for Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick And the life of Sarah was one hundred years, and twenty years, and seven years – the years of Sarah’s life (23:1) After being informed that Yitzchak was imminently about to be killed, Sarah became so distressed that “her soul flew from her and she died.”[1] Sarah was one of the greatest people to have ever lived; her level of prophecy was even great than Avraham’s,[2] so how could it be that she would be so distressed at the thought of her son dying al Kiddush Hashem, to sanctif

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Parsha Plus

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18 ноября 2022 г.

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13

Темы: family_education, health_mind, parsha_commentary