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#568: Amida: Es Tzemach Dovid (Part 8)
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foran as well we're on the
15th last night we spoke
about the and the
horn should lift with his salvation why
are we invoking in our longing for
Redemption for messiah we're invoking
the image of a horn We Share three or
four different interpretations why dka
horn the anointing of David and schlomo
versus Sha Sha was from
something that was fragile something
that was temporary whereas D and schl
are anointed from a Karin something
which lasted something which was real
the Karan is the might the power of the
animal it Gores with its Karan and
similar mashiah should come with a power
and with a might the Karen takes time
develops over time and similarly the
arrival of mhia kimim it's something we
have to be patient and invest in it's
something that happens over time why the
word the the vill go and has a
magnificent
Insight he says what's the difference
between Ezra help and Yeshua salvation
Ezra's help
we we askem he's our help he's our
Shield he's our salvation so what's the
difference why do we D invoke this word
here
the so the says the following he says
help is needed Ezra is needed when a
person's able to exert effort able to
take initiative itive able to make an
impact but they can't complete it on
their own they need help they need
assistance they need to be complimented
Yeshua is when the person's helpless and
hopeless when the person is incapable of
doing it on their own all the is
childness and all the effort and all the
initiative in the end of the day they
need a Yeshua they need a Salvation they
surrender to he's the MOs he's the one
who can come in swoop in he's the one
who can save so we have a tradition from
kazal the mhia is going to come in one
of two ways MH will either come or he'll
either come in the designated time
whether we're deserving or not or we can
accelerate his arrival can make him come
before the designated time if in fact we
prove we prove worthy if in fact we
prove worthy so the girl says be is is
not in our actions and our worthiness
there's a set
time we're able to if we have Theos if
we have the worthiness and the merits we
can bring him early so the girl says
that's what's going on here
is a for to come before before even
before the the time and that's Ezra
so let it Blossom let him arrive let us
be worthy let us bring him but even if
not now we invoke the image of Yeshua
because even if it's not even if it's
not even if it's even if we're not
worthy even if it's in ated time even if
we're relying not on help and assistance
but we need a Yeshua we're unworthy we
don't deserve and we're relying
exclusively on Yeshua that's what we're
asking for is the
yeshua's arrival which brings us to the
next
phrase we wanted to exalt the Horn of
Yeshua because with Yeshua is kinu
what's
kinu is
Hope is Hope is Hope tikva is hope so
your Yeshua is what we hope for all day
key what does the word key
mean so this is a funny phrase key you
should bring mhia because we hope for
mashiah all day you ever think about
what that means if we're worthy you
should bring mhia because we're worthy
if we're unworthy you could hope all day
could hope all day every day but you're
not worthy so what kind of an argument
what kind of a what kind of a prayer
what do we mean when we say these words
that word key because you are our hope
all day mhia should come if for worthy
I'll come anyway if we're not worthy
shouldn't come just because we hope so I
have to come back to that word key in a
moment to be able to to be able to
explain it but
the quotes from the that in
this when we get to these
words a Jew has the ability to secure
the answer that we'll give after 120
thear tells us in chavas that when we
come upstairs after 120 we'll be asked a
serious Ser of questions about our
honesty in business setting aside time
for Torah study were
weia were we committed to Jewish
continuity and the fourth question will
be asked is Yeshua did you long for did
you hope for did you care about were you
satisfied and happy where you were was
your life Hony Dori did you have all
your needs or did you realize we're
incomplete and we're broken this is not
the way it's meant to be and we're
longing for and waiting for that
Redemption see Pisa do we have a hope
and a longing for Yeshua how do we
answer that question when we get
upstairs after 120 what will determine
if we can answer in the affirmative says
the Aral quoted by
the the answer is in these
words if every day three times a day
when we say when we say those words
because in your hope in your salvation
we hope every day then we'll be able to
answer in the affirmative in fact he
goes on the sh and he quotes the mar at
this point we also to be saved
from Bad happenings bad things that can
happen and he comments he writes quotes
that a year a Jew can be saved there are
great benefits from having kavana having
mindfulness and intention when we say
this
person I don't give up I'm not helpless
and hopeless need a and we need
a want a healthy baby we want to do well
on Aina on a test we want to get it want
the job want whatever it is we're
waiting for we need these are the words
to think about and concentrate
on you you even when I've exerted and
extended all my initiative I've done
everything I can you're Yeshua you could
come in and you can solve the elaborates
and the says you can do with these words
to be healthy if sick to be cured for
parasa whatever else needs a Yeshua
these are the words to focus on these
are the words to D for for that for that
Yeshua
RAB we'll pick up with this next time
RAB wonders why will we be asked Yeshua
what should we be
asked mhia did you wait and long for
messia you're all everyone's allowed to
DAV for mashiah it doesn't belong to one
segment of cl to wait and long for M we
all want mhi now we all want mhi now so
why won't we be asked did you long for
mssiah why specifically are we asked Le
Yeshua we'll pick up with next time