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Shalom and welcome to the weekly share
of Zera Shimshon. Today is Wednesday
the week of Shavuot dalet.
L'chodesh Sivan
tav shin pei vav.
We're going to learn a most beautiful
piece in Zera Shimshon here in Megillat
Ruth ois yud bet.
It's divrei nefola mad me'od and it's
kedai
to concentrate until the end to get the
beauty of this piece. We'll be maktim.
Shavuot falls on the sixth day of Sivan.
It's connected to number six.
Shavuot is connected to Mashiach.
Shavuot is the yahrzeit of David
Hamelech.
And as far as our Maggidim tell us, it's
a time to be me'orer the Geulah
Hashleimah.
Number six we find in Shas Shisha Sidrei
Mishna
is also number six and that
Chazal tell us also brings the Geulah.
Number six has a shaychus to Geulah.
Number six has a shaychus to Shavuot.
And let's learn this piece in Zera
Shimshon that will have another insight
in this number six.
Shteit in pasuk, "Va'tomer Naomi
sent Ruth to the field."
And then
Boaz gave Ruth six se'orim.
Six
karnalakh kandalakh
of barley.
Six pieces of barley. And he said, "Why
six?" He al malai, cuz Boaz said to
Ruth, "Al tavo'i ureiqam el
hamoi'seikh." Don't go empty-handed your
mother-in-law, Naomi. So I'm going to
give you six
pieces of se'orim of barley. Hard to
understand, frankly, the Zera Shimshon.
What's the understanding of this?
If not for that reason, you wouldn't
give her anything?
Ruth was poor.
Ruth was desperate for some help, for
some assistance. So, why wouldn't you
give her anyway?
Maybe it means of course you would have
given something to Ruth, but not six.
How much would he give them?
Why would he give more? Why would he
give less? What's the inner meaning of
this possuk?
solution. Ah, most beautiful p'shat in
this chazal or in this possuk that
Boaz gave Ruth six s'orim
to take back to Naomi. If not that, he
wouldn't have given number six. What's
the understanding of this? And what's
the hidden secret in this possuk? Listen
to the warm discourse of Yesh Leima.
Ruth inside her, she possessed two
koiches.
One is achas hapreida toiva. Inside of
her, she had the potential malchus
Mashiach. She was the mother of
malchus Beis Dovid. She was the
grandmother of Dovid Hamelech, which
makes her the grandmother of Mashiach.
That's one cheilek, that's one kedusha
that was resting inside of Ruth.
That's number one. Va'ashainis, there's
something else that was dormant inside
her that we have to bring to fruition.
It was ki ruach Machlon oiyer b'kirba.
She had inside her the ruach of her
husband, Machlon, that passed away.
And he left this world without children,
and it was a chiyuv to bring a child
from Ruth in order to bring back the
life of Machlon.
It was a concept of yibbum, as we find
in the psukim, when Ruth gave birth to
her son, Obed,
the scheinos, the neighbors, said to
Naomi, "You love being Naomi. Naomi has
a child." Meaning, because in this
child, Obed, lay the ruach,
the the the neshama of
Machlon. Machlon was a son of Naomi. And
now, by doing this mitzvah yibbum,
they brought back his ruach, his spirit.
The highly Ruth ruach Machlon sh'layr
ruach kodesh
kodesh b'kirbah, inside of Ruth. So, we
have two d'varim k'dushim inside Ruth.
One was
Melech Hamashiach, which is Malchus Beis
Dovid.
And one was Ruth had inside her
Machlon,
the spirit of her husband.
Akdamah number one. Akdamah number two.
Over Medrash Yalkut al HaPasuk, the
Medrash says in the Pasuk, "Eleh toldos
Hashamayim va'aretz." In the beginning
of Parshas Bereishis,
normally in the Torah, the word the word
toldos is written without the last vav.
Missing a vav, beside two places.
Over here by "Eleh toldos Hashamayim
va'aretz," it's spelled taf vav lamed
dalet vav sof.
The second time is "Eleh toldos Peretz."
When Peretz is born at the end of
Megillas Ruth, it also says with a vav.
Says the Medrash, "Why the vav?"
B'dei'inum lifnei inam chaserim. Why
always is a vav missing? K'neged vav
d'varim sh'nitlamu Adam Harishon. When
Adam Harishon sinned, he was lacking six
kedushos.
He got six chisronos. Number one, zivug,
his shine. Chiyusav, his life.
He was supposed to live forever. His
life was cut short. Komosav, his height.
Pri Oretz, Pri Ilan V'Oretz.
Six things
were compromised as a result of the chet
of Adam Harishon. When Mashiach comes,
we'll get back those six. That's why
generally speaking
Toldos is written without a vav. But
here by Eilah Toldos Poretz, which is
the birth of Melech Hamashiach, there it
says it with a vav. And also right at
the beginning of the world, it also says
it with a vav.
Zos the Zera Shimshon, he brings from
the Sefer Minchas Shai. Heini Ta'ama
She'Poretz Rishon Nokid Komatz V'Segol.
If you look in Megillas Rus, there's a
beautiful observation. When it says that
Poretz was born, how do you spell
Poretz? V'Eilah Toldos Poretz.
These are the sons of Poretz. Poretz has
a Komatz under the Pey. The Reish has a
Segol. And then it says Poretz Horid Es
Hachetzron. The second Poretz has a
Segol and a Segol. Two Segols.
What's the understanding of this? Says
the Sefer Gulas Ha'Ger, V'Heini Ta'ama
She'Poretz Rishon has a Komatz and
Segol, the second has two Segols. The
second Poretz has six dots. Each Segol
is comprised of three dots. Together,
the two Segols make six. L'Horis, She'Ad
Poretz, until Poretz was born, Hoyu
Shishah Divrei Chaserim. Those three
things missing. U'MiPoretz V'Eilach,
from Poretz's life and onwards, Chazru
Shloshah Mehem. Three were restored.
Why?
She'Heishiv Motzei Ne'eman Oishe. Moshe
Rabbeinu had the countenance on his
face. He had the shine that was missing
after the chet of Eitz HaDa'as. So the
Ziv came back on some level. P'eirus
Oretz,
the p'eirus of the land that were cursed
or carrots ilan, got back the mix us.
Got back. So we have three things that
were missed come, but three are still
lacking. I will hire Adam. We still
don't live forever. That claim of the
height of a person is not to the sky.
But I'm always the moon is not the size
of the sun. They still need to have a
ticket. Or also the machine comes, we'll
get back the other three, too.
Parrots addition is common for say go.
When parrots was born there's only three
dots.
And when he was born we got three.
Or parrots are shiny means at his birth
three already existed. Or parrots are
shiny the second parrots has six dots,
two seconds. The whole of the second
column.
Beautiful.
So this
is the only way
women came. This mom boy us. When boy us
was alive
from parrots of David then we had three
things were fixed. We had the zip.
And we had the parrots ill on and the
parrots are rich.
This mom parrot boy us the whole
you only have three more.
So I don't understand explains the next
piece.
A Moira
demonstrate the concept of missing.
Because so I don't is a remnant of
which means
it's not the ultimate.
There's lacking.
And if I you've had other eyes for that
the parrot Shira says the song of the
Moira is fill up on the key out of
When
someone sings he brings from Moira the
when we just left the tribe is so I
don't so I don't represents the concept
that it's lacking. It's a near stick.
So boy us was standing with Ruth face to
connect it
has she said the bottom she is stuck to
his mom machine up that we not sure.
she will send you sending six which
means we still lacking three things I'm
but really he is only sending three she
will always
three things we are miss count three
things will fix
really you only need three
the other three that even that
generation they had they didn't need it
So ultimately Boaz
could send with Ruth three to represent
that those three things that we are
totally lacking today will become fixed
through you
if you would send Ruth home with only
three it will look like that the whole
gain of the marriage with Boaz is only
going to be to bring Mashiach
but you will you won't be discussing and
you won't be mentioning the fact that
she is also going to be
the neshama of Machlon ben Peretz the
son of Naomi that she had inside us you
can't ignore that therefore Boaz in his
tremendous sensitivity to Naomi made
sure not to send home only three
but to send six in order to send a
message to Naomi
true Ruth is bringing Mashiach but
there's something else Ruth is going to
do Ruth is going to bring back your long
lost child Machlon You
gave her six claimer she will
three you going to get from Ruth
because Ruth is going to bring Mashiach
>> [snorts]
>> the other three are from Machlon over
over there that's the possuk
if you would only come with three
then your mother-in-law won't be getting
anything from this. She lost her
children. She lost her Machlon. She
wants the Hamshacha Doros.
So, therefore, Boaz sent back with Ruth
six
So, Boaz sends back six to to represent
three
for the tikkun of Ruth, Menachem
Mashiach, three
for the neshama of Machlon.
And that was Boaz's message to Ruth. We
learn Zera Shimshon for a segulah for
those that need children so the
Aibershter may have mercy on them and
give them children.
Here the Zera Shimshon is telling us the
sensitivity that Boaz had to tell Naomi,
"You got to have a child. There's going
to be a Hamshacha from you." And that's
why he sent her the extra three se'orim
to tell her, "This hisaron that you have
will be fulfilled." The day of Shavuos
is day number six, Vav seven. That's
when we celebrate the Yom Tov of
Shavuos. And that is our preparation for
the Geulah. We have Shisha Sidrei Mishna
that bring the Geulah. When we mechazek
ourselves on the day of Shavuos to be
metzaveh to the Geulah. The Geulah is a
pratt. The Geulah is a klal. There will
be zechus of the zechus of the heilige
Zera Shimshon Yagdil Torah U'Yadir
Mitzvah. All those that are waiting for
children should be nispalesh for bonai,
chayei, u'mezona. They should see zera,
chayei, u'mezona. And we should be
zocheh that this Yom Tov of Shavuos
should hasten the Geulah Sheleima and
we'll get back all the tikkunim that
were necessary and we'll get back
Menachem Mashiach bimheira b'yameinu. A
good Yom Tov.