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Zichron Avinoam — guestlines 1114.pdf--rabbi alport — Shlach/Korach 5786

Выпуск: Zichron Avinoam — guestlines 1114.pdf--rabbi alport — Shlach/Korach 5786. Темы: kashrut, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. The first perek in Eichah is written as an acrostic, same simchah but emerge with vastly different impres- In contrast, the Chovos Halevavos (Shaar with each successive pasuk beginning with the sions, one raving about the radiant chassan and kallah Hakeni’ah 6) tells the story of a pious man who was See the next letter of the alef-beis. Even though the letter ayin comes before pei in the alef-beis, in excited to attend and enjoyed the experience, but the latter was pressured to go and not surprisingly homed but the wise teacher remarked, “How white are its teeth.” Two people can go to Cup Half these three perakim, the pasuk beginning with the in on the flaws. Although the Jews in the Midbar on a rotting dog, the teacher’s comment was not intended for the benefit of the dog, but for the same that this is because the Meraglim sinned by placing received mahn to eat every day, there were still his students — to teach them the importance of simchah Full? The parshah had already decided that they did not want to live in recounts the sin of the Meraglim, who returned on Eretz Yisrael, so they interpreted everything they Tishah B’Av with a negative report about the Land saw there through a negative lens and returned of Israel. It is not a coincidence that parshas Shelach comes to teach us this lesson now, as it revolves around the tragic events caused by the Meraglim’s desire to find things to disparage wherever they looked, which led to the period of mourning that begins in Tammuz. Rav Yitzchok asked for Heavenly guidance, and he had a Rav Silver responded that rather than focusing on the man dream in which he saw the pasuk “Ohr zarua latzaddik ul’yishrei with the siddur, he should instead look at how many Yidden were lev simchah.” Examining the last letter in each word, ohr ends willing to give up their precious supply of food so that they could with a reish, zarua ends with an ayin, latzaddik with a kuf, daven properly. which combine to spell “R’ Akiva.” He interpreted this as a On Yom Kippur, we begin Kol Nidrei with the pasuk (Tehillim Divine message that he should spell Akiva with a hei at the end, 97:11) “Ohr zarua latzaddik ul’yishre

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Zichron Avinoam

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Темы: kashrut, parsha_commentary