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Parsha Jewels — Re'eh 5784

Выпуск: Parsha Jewels — Re'eh 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. The pasuk then Know and accept that everything he does to continues and cautions us, “lo sisgodidu v’lo you is for the best, the way a young child sasimu korcha bein eineichem l’meis,” it is places his full trust in his father.” forbidden to cut your flesh or tear your hair The Seforno connects the two ideas when mourning a death. However, for the niftar, it is a time of _____________________________________________________________ To receive these emails weekly, email rjjrebbe@gmail.com or it can be downloaded at Parshasheets.com.This article is also featured in the Monsey Mevasernewspaper Issue 219 8/31/24 27 Av Parshas Re’eh Parshas Re’eh – Hashem’s Children The pasuk tells us, “Banim atem la’Hashem,” react excessively to the death of a close we should always bear in mind that we are relative, do not lose yourself in your grief. However, it sa’asu agudos agudos,” make sure to stay would be unnatural for them to mourn him united in one, in your hearts and in your excessively, because then they are focusing everyday practices. not become overcome with your mourning, R’ Chaim Shmuelevitz explains that if because the niftar is now in a better place, in someone loses a close relative, it is normal his Father’s embrace. His newfound friends fulfilling His commands can lead to strife and will miss him sorely, and his departure jealousy, and so, lo sisgodidu, meaning, “lo causes them significant distress. If someone mourns excessively, remembering that we are Hashem’s children it is a sign that they have lost sight of these is meant to give some sort of reason or important truths. appearance, and we therefore should not Therefore, the Torah reminds us that we still inflict wounds on ourselves nor damage our have a relative who is even closer to us - hair. If they viewed the same events from the perspective of their friend, they would realize that it is really a happy time for him, as he is finally reunited with his father. Rashi explains that the pasuk prohibits two However, we are meant to feel that a life separate courts from issuing differing rulings without Torah is not worth living.

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Parsha Jewels

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28 августа 2024 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary