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Ohr Tmimim — Pinchas 5784

Выпуск: Ohr Tmimim — Pinchas 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. "What could this be?" he said to himself as he put on his jacket and opened the letter with trepidation.” The Rebbe wrote that he was disappointed to hear that Rabbi Gutnick refused the Adelaide community, advised him to accept the offer, and not to forget the Egyptian Jews there. The Lubavitcher Rebbe explains that "Entering Israel" means making this world holy and it is the most important and ‘celebrated’ event in Judaism: Every time we make a blessing, do a commandment or even a good deed, we are "Entering Israel"; namely, making the "real," physical world into the way G-d wants it. (That is why G-d didn't want them to stay in the desert, it was "too" spiritual.) And there are three necessary attitudes that each Jew must have in this service of G- d Logic; we must use all our intellectual abilities, like Rabbi Gutnick would not have succeeded were he not a learned and talented person. B”H 4 minute video on Who Owns Israel https://youtu.be/eM_1HRjE0oE Parshat Pinchas Email ravbolton@gmail.com for PDF, to subscribe, or contact In this week's reading G-d tells Moses how to divide the Land of Israel among the twelve tribes when they entered. "You can come any way you want, but if you aren't here soon, you can find a replacement for Yom Kippur." A half hour later he arrived in the girl's house, and in no time they had a list of schools for the blind to call after the Holiday. When Rabbi Gutnick explained what had happened, and how the Lubavitcher Rebbe told him to visit the Egyptian Jews in Adeline, they were stunned speechless; they had never heard of this Rabbi, how could he have heard of them? "Then one Sunday they said that she should take a week off and think about their offer and if she decides to keep being stubborn she shouldn't come back at al." "That's when my parents started pressuring me" whimpered Betty. "They began suggesting, and then demanding, that she change her religion and be like them." "I'm a Jew", Betty said with tears streaming from her colorless eyes, "And something inside me says it's wrong to stop being a Jew. She led her silently down the aisle toward the Ark, and when they reached the front of the room, the girl put her hands on the curtain before the ark, fell to her knees put her head in her hands and b

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Ohr Tmimim

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25 июля 2024 г.

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5

Темы: parsha_commentary