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Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi — Ki Teitzei 5784

Выпуск: Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi — Ki Teitzei 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. MOUSSIA GEISINSKY Now the Haftora says, “Like the waters of Noach, this is to me, just as I swore to never again cover the earth with the waters of Noach, ‫י”ג אלול‬ so have I sworn not to be wrathful with you and not to rebuke you (ever again).” This verse is self-explanatory, except that Hashem calls the flood “the waters of Noach.” Why? PARSHAT SEITZEI What It Will Be Like This week’s Haftora is read twice during the year, once with Parshas is like the word nachas, indicating that it is positive because it Noach (Noah) and again as the fifth Haftora of consoling, with changed the world for good. Like beacons of The simple explanation is that Hashem is talking to the city of light, it is read at the beginning and end of the year to remind us Jerusalem, which feels like a barren woman who hasn’t given birth that though our work is difficult and the exile is dark, what we are because she is desolate during this long exile. Every Jewish person Rabbi Yitzi’s ability to turn his situation into a positive, will be included, even the TOWARDS AN “barren” one, who is in the inspiring others, including myself to connect to Hashem in whatever ways I know how is truly remarkable!” ERA SO GOOD, darkest place. Thanks to the the exiles of Zion, “Hayinu miracle of technology, Rabbi Yitzi continues to spread his wisdom k’cholmim - we will have been as dreamers.” Like a dream, it feels through his eyes, focusing on each and every letter of these Torah real, but when you wake up, it fades away. the verse continues, “with great compassion, I will gather you.” The next verse continues, “With a little wrath, I hid my face from you for a moment, but with everlasting kindness, I will have compassion on you...” DEDICATED IN HONOR OF What is clear from these verses is that when Moshiach comes, it will THE FIRST BIRTHDAY OF OUR GRANDDAUGHTER be so good that the exile will feel like a brief moment. never depart from you, and my covenant of peace will never falter…” The Haftora begins, “Sing, barren one, who hasn’t given birth.” Who Like bookends, this Haftora is read before and after the holidays, is the barren one? to sing, as now that Moshiach is here, her streets are once again filled with her children, the Jewish people; she doe

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Words of Wisdom from Rabbi Yitzi

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