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Gal Einai — Pinchas 5784

Выпуск: Gal Einai — Pinchas 5784. Темы: kashrut, family_education, relationships_shalom_bayit, health_mind. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר, воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, шалом байт, брак, отношения, shalom bayit, marriage, שלום בית. Just as even the most chaotic and severe tzaddik is in fact a person full of Divine kindness, in this story itself (which seemingly is all about burning chaos), we can discern aspects of kindness: The doctor's dedication to the tzaddik's family and the tzaddik's dedication to repaying the doctor. Notice that the first and last letters of each of the verses “Hear, O Israel, Havayah is our God, Havayah is one” (‫הוה אֶ חָ ד‬-‫הוה אֱ לֹהֵ ינו ּ י‬-‫ ) ׁשְ מַ ע יִ שְ ׂ ָראֵ ל י‬and “I have set Havayah always before me” (‫הוה לְ נֶגְ דִּ י תָ מִ יד‬-‫ ) ׁשִ ו ִּיתִ י י‬are shin (‫ )ש‬and dalet (‫)ד‬, forming the word 3 Articles from Wonders Magazine / HaRav Yitzchak Ginsburgh • Pinchas 5784 It should be noted that contrary to the common attempts to begin spiritual work with the recognition of the Divine unity of existence, the order before us teaches that it is impossible to attain this experience without the more foundational beliefs that God is above us and below us. The verse itself hints that all the thoughts are related to the rear, as the Hebrew word for “after,” acharei, which appears three times in the verse (‫)וְ לֹא תָ תו ּרו ּ אַ חֲ רֵ י לְ בַ בְ כֶם וְ אַ חֲ רֵ י עֵ ינֵיכֶם אֲ ׁשֶ ר אַ תּ ֶ ם זֹנִים אַ חֲ רֵ יהֶ ם‬ comes from the same root as “rear,” achor. From the Parashah (‫ יג‬,‫וְ הָ ֤ יְ תָ ה לּ וֹ ֙ וּלְ ז ְַרע֣ וֹ אַ חֲ ָר֔ יו בְּ ִר֖ ית כְּ הֻ ַ ֣נּ ת עוֹ ָל֑ ם תּ ֗ ַ חַ ת אֲ שׁ ֶ ֤ר קִ נּ ֵ א֙ ֵ ֽלא־לֹה֔ ָ יו וַיְ כַ ֵ ּפ֖ ר עַ ל בְּ ֵנ֥י יִ שְ ׂ ָראֵ ֽ ל )פינחס כה‬ “It shall be for him and his descendants after him an everlasting covenant of priesthood because he was zealous for his God and atoned for the Israelites.” (Numbers 25:13) First Reading: A Man of Wonder Until Parashat Balak in the Book of Numbers, Pinchas is almost an unknown figure. When Sefer HaChinuch lists these commandments, it also provides us with a metaphor that can help us better understand them: it calls them “cities of refuge.” The source of this expression lies in the Torah’s instruction to establish six cities to serve as a refuge for anyone who accidentally kills another per

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Gal Einai

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26 июля 2024 г.

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Темы: kashrut, family_education, relationships_shalom_bayit, health_mind