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Zichron Avinoam — tolloner rebbe - chukas 5782 - english dibros - teaching our children

Выпуск: Zichron Avinoam — tolloner rebbe - chukas 5782 - english dibros - teaching our children. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Should I not push for the promise of living another ten years?” This story reflects the ideal of ‫אמונה פשוטה‬, simple, unflinching faith, as in the Torah’s description of Benei Yisrael after the splitting of the sea: ‫“ – ויאמינו בה' ובמשה עבדו‬They believed in G-d and in * Delivered on Shabbos Parshas Chukas, 5782 (2022). Teaching Our Children ‫אמונה פשוטה‬ Excerpted From a Ma’amar by the Tolna Rebbe ‫* שליט"א‬ I heard from my esteemed father-in-law, Rav Yaakov Yitzchak Weisblum zt”l 1, a story he heard about the Divrei Chaim of Sanz ‫ זיע"א‬2 from a Sanzer chasid. The holy Rebbe of Sanz replied, “A special bounty of blessing and wealth descends upon me from heavens at those moments… How can I not bestow this bounty upon my fellow Jews?” The Gorlitzer Rebbe came up with an idea. Sure enough, on Motzaei Simchas Torah, before the Rebbe threw apples, the gabbai stood and announced in the Rebbe’s name that everyone must stand in place, and whoever pushes is guaranteed ten years of poverty. May HKB”H bless and assist the righteous women in this sacred endeavor, to bequeath ‫ אמונה פשוטה‬to their children, and they should be privileged to see ‫בנים ובני‬ ‫בנים עוסקים בתורה ובמצוות‬, amen. As the number of chasidim grew, this started becoming dangerous, to the point where it was actually life-threatening, with thousands of chasidim eagerly vying for the apples thrown by the Rebbe. This pure faith depends upon the education that one receives as a child from his home, specifically, from the righteous mothers who teach and inspire their children to live with simple belief. He suggested that an announcement be made in the beis midrash in the Rebbe’s name that anyone who dares to push in order to receive an apple from the Rebbe will endure ten years of poverty. Every year, at the end of Simchas Torah, the 2F Divrei Chaim would throw apples to his chasidim, and anyone who received one was assured to enjoy a comfortable parnasa (livelihood). Everyone in the room stood frozen in place, until suddenly, from the edge of the beis midrash, an elderly Jew was seen pushing and shouting.

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Zichron Avinoam

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8 июля 2022 г.

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Темы: parsha_commentary