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Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi — Bamidbar 5784

Выпуск: Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi — Bamidbar 5784. Темы: relationships_shalom_bayit, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: шалом байт, брак, отношения, shalom bayit, marriage, שלום בית, זוגיות, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. The next verse says, “The Children of Yehuda and the Children of Yisrael will gather together and they will appoint for themselves The connection to our parsha is that parshas Bamidbar speaks (Moshiach as their) one head and they will go up from the land about counting the Jewish people, and it tells how the Jewish (to Israel), for great is the day of Yizrael.” The meaning of this camp was organized in the desert, united around the Mishkan. A mitzvah is Hashem planting The Haftora begins, “And the number of the Children of Israel His infinite Self into the finite physical object, and when we will be as the sand of the sea which can neither be measured perform the mitzvah, we are revealing the infinite in the finite. Because A JOURNEY TO with “And the number of the in the same exact place, this physical world, that we were Children of Israel will be,” as perceived as “not My nation,” meaning finite, we will be seen as REVEAL THE if they could be counted as a “the children of the Living G-d,” which is infinite. We will see how it was said to them, you are all the pain, suffering, and darkness of the exile was actually a not My nation, will be said to great light in disguise and how our efforts in overcoming the them, children of the Living G-d?” The words “in the place” seem difficulties were the actual acts that brought Moshiach. It was the that everything is really infinite, only that in order to have a first time infinite and finite were experienced as one, and it functioning world, Hashem covered himself so that the world was teaching us the purpose of our mission, to reveal G-dliness down here in the physical world, the infinite in the finite. And to experience the last words of the Haftora, “and you will know I will betroth you (Li) to Me with belief, and you will know Hashem,” the completion of our marriage, when we will see the Hashem.” Why doesn’t it just say that I will betroth you to Me infinite in the finite, with the coming of Moshiach. It begins by telling us that when Moshiach comes, we will be so many, that In Jewish law, when a person covers his head with his hand, it is we will be uncountable and

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Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi

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7 июня 2024 г.

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2

Темы: relationships_shalom_bayit, parsha_commentary