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Ohr Tmimim — Vayikra 5783

Выпуск: Ohr Tmimim — Vayikra 5783. Темы: не определены автоматически. Do you mean that if I keep the Shabbat G-d will protect him?" The Ramash replied, "I'm sure that G-d will protect him whether you observe the Shabbat or not, but certainly your observance will help." "And you will stand here and watch my things?" "Yes" he replied, "You have nothing to worry about. Namely, G-d 'cares' very much about each detail in THIS world and gave the Jews the ability to abandon the selfishness of Egypt and bring blessing to even the animals, by transforming every detail in creation to G-dliness in the Holy Temple according to the Torah. For instance, one Shabbat afternoon he was sitting with a group of some twenty Chassidim in a 'Farbrengen' (informal Chassidic gathering) speaking of the importance of loving all of G-d's creatures – beginning with each and every Jew. After the Shabbat just go into the office of that Synagogue and your things will be waiting for you." The woman thanked him, put all her bags down, turned to the other young men, thanked them as well, said "Good Shabbos" and left. And I hope that the both of you will continue keeping the Shabbat and bring more blessing into the world." Now we can understand the importance of the Sacrifices in the Temple and their connection to the Exodus and to Moshiach. The book of Exodus centers around G-d's message to Pharaoh through Moses: "Release My people and they will serve Me" And here it explains exactly what 'service' G-d was referring to; the animal sacrifices in the Temple. The purpose of the Jews; the reason they left Egypt and were given the Torah and its commandments, was and still is, is to teach all mankind the truth; Namely that G-d creates all being and the Torah is His blueprint. "When I said that observing the Shabbat protects us I mean not only those who observe it but also their families as well." The woman stopped, became very serious and she looked at the Rabbi with tear-filled eyes. So it was no surprise that one of those present expressed his wonder and asked, "What, do you mean we should stop strangers in the street, ask them if they're Jewish and tell them to do the commandments!? The area was supposed to be clear of enemy forces but when we were about an hour from the base an entire battalion of Germans surrounded us and bullets and mortars were flying and exploding everywhere.

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Ohr Tmimim

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23 марта 2023 г.

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