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Ohr Tmimim — Bamidbar 5783

Выпуск: Ohr Tmimim — Bamidbar 5783. Темы: kashrut. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר. Torah Online - Rabbi Tuvia Bolton The meeting had been set months before, and the group of five Chabad women had been waiting almost twenty minutes in the reception room outside the office door of Knesset member Sara Doron, anxious to present their well-prepared case regarding the law called ‘Mihu Yehudi’. I jumped out of my car and thought that I would run, but all that came out was a scream, “SHMA YISROEL!” The man with the gun yelled back quickly, “Shma Yisroel HaShem Elokenu HaShem Echad!” They were Chabadnicks from California that were planning to travel to some convention early in the morning, but received an urgent telephone from the Lubavitch Rebbe’s office to set off immediately. The Lubavitch Rebbe explains that Moshe was the most humble man on earth (Numbers 12:3), because he felt that he himself was nothing, barren as the sand; all his qualities of leadership, wisdom and devotion were only gifts from G-d (and others would have used them better). Without complete devotion to Moshe it is impossible for the Jews to wholeheartedly observe the Torah and its commandments (In fact, we see that the very moment that they believed that Moshe was gone, they built the Golden Calf and forgot all the lessons). I figured that I must have missed my exit or something, so I turned the car around and headed back, but the more I tried to correct my mistake the more lost I got, and not only that, but the road was empty, no cars were passing me by from either side. He was a “Raaya Mehemna” A Shepherd of faith and a “G-d man” (Devorim 33:1); so united with HaShem, that he, and ONLY he, knew exactly how to inspire and increase faith and enthusiasm in each and every Jew according to his or her individual nature. Finally, Moshe showed them repeatedly in the desert (at Yam Suf, the Golden Calf, Korach, The spies, the manna etc.) that even the Tzadikim should not be overconfident, and the real wild animals one must be wary of are in one’s own personality. Yet a third reason is that although the desert is a wasteland, nevertheless G-d provided the Jewish people with food, water, clothing, and housing, telling us that in order to learn Torah one must trust in G-d for his livelihood. In fact, the Zohar tells us that every generation must have a leader like Moshe (I

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Ohr Tmimim

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19 мая 2023 г.

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4

Темы: kashrut