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Jews for Judaism — Devarim 5784

Выпуск: Jews for Judaism — Devarim 5784. Темы: health_mind. Поисковые термины: здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש. This connection is alluded to in the Hebrew word “‫–מצוה‬mitzvah,” which, in addition to meaning “a commandment,” is related to the Aramaic word “‫–צוותה‬tzavta” which means “a connection.” continued… Another lesson concerning connecting to God is found in the Haftorah [Prophetic reading] associated with this week’s Torah reading. ‫בס"ד‬ Spiritual Insight For The Week with Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz Showing Our Critics How to Fix a Broken World Some critics of Judaism argue that the Jewish Bible is full of irrelevant laws and regulations that do not advance a relationship with God. witnessing a decline in In addition to “repairing the world,” King David told us that the act of giving to others [charity] is a means to experience a civility and the personal relationship with God, as it says, “by giving charity, rule of law. Rather than launching into spiritual motifs, the beginning of the Overcoming fifth book of the Torah recounts the many challenges the Jewish challenges is people encountered during their 40-year journey in the Sinai desert. May this Shabbos provide the opportunity and inspiration to participate in the journey of transforming the world into a kinder and more spiritual place and enhance our personal relationship with God. Now we stretch out our arm which corresponds to the straight line of the letter [‫–ו‬vav] and place the coin into the hand of the needy person, which corresponds to the final letter [‫–ה‬hey]. The small coin corresponds to the small letter [‫–י‬yud]; then, the coin is taken in our hand with its five fingers which represent the letter [ ‫–ה‬hey], which has a numerical value of five. Fight for the rights of widows.” Then he powerfully proclaims, “Zion will be redeemed by justice; and those who return, with righteousness [‫–צדקה‬tzedakah]” (Isaiah 1:17; 1:27). Remarkably, our sages beautifully demonstrate that when we give a coin to a needy person, we spell God’s holiest Four-Letter Name [‫ה‬-‫ו‬-‫ה‬-‫ – י‬yud-hey-vav-hey]. The word tzedakah also means “charity.” It is acts of justice, righteousness, and charity that give our lives purpose and hasten the ultimate redemption.

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Jews for Judaism

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8 августа 2024 г.

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2

Темы: health_mind