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Why Hashem Gave You a Mouth
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Hashem didn’t just give us the ability to speak—He gave us a sacred tool. Our mouths were created to speak Torah, to daven, to make Kiddush, to praise His Name. Every word can be a vessel of holiness. Are we using it the way He intended?
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A person's mouth can be a utensil for
sanctity of Hashem. The words that enter
our mouths can indeed make a commitment
or cause something to be prohibited.
Why? Because they are like the cliches.
They are something that has been already
been designated to the service of
Hashem. That is the meaning of why
Hashem created us in the first place.
The purpose of that I created this
nation for me is to they should use
their mouths to sing my praises. That's
the purpose of the gift of language that
we have. The gift of speech is an order
that we should use it to serve Hashem.
And the Rebi points out that many of the
primary mitzvah of our entire relation
with Hashem are built on speech.
You should annunciate words of Torah day
and night. Prayer is done by speech.
That we relate to Shabas. You have an
obligation to see Kish.