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Project Likkutei Sichos — Kedoshim 5784

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — Kedoshim 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. I am G-d, your G-d.” (Vayikra 21:25) If the verse was simply informing us of a reward, it would have used the usual The Rashi: language describing reward, “in order to…” To increase its produce for you — This But here the verse says, “And in the fifth commandment which you will observe, will year, you may eat its fruit; to increase its be “[in order] to increase its produce for produce for you,” which implies that the you,” because as its reward, I will bless for person’s intention in fulfilling this mitzvah you the fruits of [your] plantings. Similar to the verse proscribing counter man’s evil inclination: so that a Shabbos observance, “remember the person should not say, ”For four years I Shabbos day, to make it holy,” where “to make it holy” is not a reward but an instruction for how to fulfill the mitzvah. Jewish people, he maintained that loving a fellow Jew with the cardinal principle of the Rashi alludes to the answer by departing Torah, and therefore it is understood that from the verse’s language of “produce,” to the Torah would engage with a person who “I will bless for you the fruits of [your] needs help resisting the demands of the evil plantings.” The intention here is that the inclination. blessing will not only be in the planting and growing of the fruit, but it will continue to Furthermore, Rabbi Akiva himself first extend to the fruit that have already grown began to study at the age of forty with the in the fifth year and ready to be consumed. this mitzvah and a) commands the person to fulfill the mitzvah with the intention of On a deeper level, the Torah addresses the receiving the reward; b) promises an evil inclination because the objective of the unusual reward — this Rashi explains with Torah is exactly this — to refine the person’s Rabbi Akiva’s teaching about the evil baser instincts and harness the ego’s inclination. Why instruct the person with an intention for the does the Torah promise so much and allow mitzvah, then it should have been supplied a person to have a personal, selfish intent in earlier, with the command itself, along the the fulfillment of this mitzvah? allowance to eat the fruit of the fifth year, He, too, “suffered for forty years for the Torah is alluding to the quality of the nothing” yet used an incentivized study to reward, tha

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Project Likkutei Sichos

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5 мая 2024 г.

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