10 Mitzvos To Yearn For Moshiach While Performing

this Torah class is brought to you by Torah anytime.com okay friends one more so we've mentioned there are number of in the que the is uh the next one on the on the Belt followed by and the next one in English after that is a translation of the work of the as as well as um essays and commentary on the and awaiting and yearning the coming of mashiah and in the last couple of weeks we've given a number of shim on the subject of awaiting the coming of Messiah we spoke about the 15 or so times in davening to await the coming ofah we spoke about the by car and by Rish by theas and all the we spoke about the seven times during a meal to be we spoke about the 10 occasions over the course of the year to beua Last Friday we spoke about all the various times on chabas to beua and I want to mention that the Friday shum are dedicated by our dear friend RAB Rose and family and today in prep pration for the Y I would like to share with you an amazing teaching of the smack and we're going to combine it with the ramban and you'll it's going to be a life Cher the smack is bothered the gar tells us that after 120 God is going to ask every Jew six basic questions one of them being did you await the coming of mhia and the SM is bothered if it's such a fundamental question where in the Torah does it say we have to await the coming of msia and the smack says awaiting the coming of mashia is the first mitzah the when God said I am the Lord your God I am the who took you out of Egypt part of believing that God took us out of Egypt is God's going to take us out of America he's going to take us out of the Galos he's going to take save us from all of our enemies implicit and belief in is the belief in the coming of the okay so that's a very important implicit in the belief of is the belief in the coming of the G the famous ran at the end of B is troubled that the events of demonstrated three or four or five of the most basic principles in the in the whole T they demonstrated the existence of Hashem they demonstrated God's ability they demonstrated they demonstrated the institution of Prophecy so why doesn't God repeat Miracles like this in every generation and the ramban says well God doesn't have to prove himself to every disbeliever and every heretic but so that we never forget all the great events of and we never lose focus that of hashem's existence and his power and his Divine Providence and that he communicates with man Hashem gave us many many Mitzvah to remember that he took out of Egypt and he and they're very um severe penalties for those who violate them the ran says that's why eating is punishable by and that's why not even bringing the carbon PES carries with it capital punishment because these mitv remind us of the very Foundation of our religion and ran goes on to say that's why we we have so many so many Mitzvah that commemorate so it just it occurred to me it occurred to me that according to the smack we are part and parcel in believing that hasem took us out of MIM is believing that Hashem will redeem us it is part of believing hasem took is the great ideal of being yesu it would come out every time where mvah that we should also think this mitvah reminds me that took us and it also reminds me to yearn for the coming of Messiah so friends you're ready for the list that means every time you're careful not to eat you should think I'm remembering hasem took us out and I'm yearning for the coming of msia because definitionally fundamentally part of remember Ing and believing hem took us out is believing in the coming of mhia number two every time you're M of a carbon P now we don't have that opportunity but back in the day when they were Mo of the carbon PES part of that is to commemorate to anticipate I guess at that time they already had the B mikdash but let's take this further Fillin when you put Onin you think that I'm wearing thin so that I remember that with a strong hand Hashem took us and while you're wrapping thein you should think and I also am remembering to yearn and to Pine for the coming of the G now I want to ask you a personal question do you ever walk through a doorway if you're not comfortable answering that question you don't have to answer do you did you ever walk through a doorway just just curious and there's like a Maza on the doorway so you know many people are into kissing the Maza I don't know it doesn't say in you have to kiss the you know but it does say in the rambam that every time you walk through a doorway and you see muza you should stop and remember that this world is was created by Hashem and that the only thing that has inherent intrinsic existence is and the mza is supposed to remind us that God took us out of MIM but I would humbly assert that if the mza is supposed to remind us that hm took us out of it also serves as reminder to be to await the coming of msah or how about in the morning and the night at the end of sh when you say of remembering has took us well by the same token we should also remember to yearn for the coming of msia and when you say Ms and you remember you should likewise yearn for the coming of Mia and at your number six at your when you're relating the events of part of relating those events are also to yearn for the coming of as we've mentioned many times's book ended with so as we're yearning for as we're commemorating and remembering the Exodus we likewise are yearning for the coming of mhia every shabas when you make kidos and you say I am observing shabas well you should also think the shabas commemorates The Exodus the leaving of MIM it also reminds me to beua when you sit in a Suka Suka is to commemorate that when hem took us Adam he housed Us in Su well then it is also a commemoration to remember to yearn for the coming of the G in fact on every y if we say in Kos it commemorates even why is one of the reasons is because got out of jail on Rashana also the bondage stopped on rashash so it also reminds us to yearn for the coming of Mia it's interesting is also I'm not sure why maybe because the giving of the Tyra was the purpose of leaving MIT in short there are so many MIT we do that commemorate The Exodus according to the smack he teaches part of awaiting part of remembering it is awaiting the coming of mhia and also the MIT Rashi brings down the eight strings remind us of the eight days it took for them to sing Shir and reminds us of the of so therefore the same way we are always surrounded by tangible reminders every doorway we literally tie it around our arm well as we're tying the T around our arm remembering use that opportunity also to to be to fulfill the great obligation and responsibility to beua friends thank you so much for your kind attention have a wonderful Arab shab and yes you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by Torah anytime.com