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Ohr Tmimim — Shemini 5784

Выпуск: Ohr Tmimim — Shemini 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. B"H 4-minute Moshiach video https://youtu.be/xZAdByLuRqc Parshat Shemini Request PDF at ravbolton@gmail.com This week's Torah reading is called 'Shemini' ("Eight"), referring to the day after the seven days of inauguration of the 'Tabernacle' that the Jews built in the Desert. Rabbi Tuvia Bolton Yeshiva Ohr Tmimim Kfar Chabad, Israel Please Donate to Ohr Tmimim https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s- xclick&hosted_button_id=VS68A3VT3VD7C&source=url 'Subscribe yourself & others to Torah Online' at: ravbolton@gmail.com -- Join our Daily classes!! And, with G-d's help, every flight from or to Israel I always take my Tefillin, stand up from my seat at the first opportunity and walk down the aisles asking the passengers if they are Jewish and if they want to do the commandment of putting on Tefillin. (Just as when a child is circumcised and when the Tabernacle was finished, both on the eighth day, it is and was a joyous occasion.) But our joy will not be complete until Moshiach actually transforms the entirety of creation into a Holy Temple. It was a large, portable 'Temple' made mostly of wood and tapestries including; a large animal- sacrifice altar, a smaller incense altar, a seven-stem candelabra, a 'Holy of Holies' room with the Tablets that Moses received on Sinai and more. I went to the back of the plane for a minute to let him alone and when I returned and helped him remove the Tefillin he said quietly to me, "We'll talk later." Across the aisle sat a young fellow with a big smile on his face who said "Now me! Need more Simcha!" So, undaunted, I asked the person behind him who was watching us, but as soon as I said the first word and held out the Tefillin he held up both hands like stop signs and said "Not Jewish! the most important is our attitude: We must be like the number eight; regarding obstacles not as excuses for defeat (G- d forbid) but rather to as challenges to be transformed into Joy… by means of Joy! The last time I put on Tefilln was years ago at my Bar Mitzva." Then, after he finished there was an older man that added that he hadn't put on Tefillin for fifty years (his wife kept saying … 'Fifty? Not only that … I was tired, there was turbulence every half hour, people didn't want to be disturbed, they were reading,

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Ohr Tmimim

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4 апреля 2024 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary