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Tzav-Pesach - Taste of the Future
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Why does the Torah speak in a seemingly repetitious way when speaking about the Korban Olah? What is the relationship of a broken heart to the building of the Beis Hamikdash (Temple) in Jerusalem? Why do we speak on Pesach at the Seder about our return to Eretz Yisrael and the building of the Beis Hamikdash? What is the meaning of Hashem, as it were, saying to us that our Olah offering is not so significant, and our response that we will bring a great 'feast' in the future? Find out in this week's parsha podcast. Running time:
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you're listening to the weekly partial
podcasts with ari goldwag recorded with
hashem's neverending assistance
in ramaphish israel 5781 2021 this
week's prasha
is partial and we have of course the
holiday of pesach immediately following
the shabbos
so i'd like to share with you a thought
from the madras in
our parsha which i believe also relates
very much
to a certain theme on pesach which we
need to understand and incorporate
and of course use in our lives
puzzle says shalom or the very beginning
of our parsha
god spoke to moshe and he said
command aron and his sons as follows
this is these are the laws of the carbon
oil
carbon oil was a carbon which was
brought
and was completely burned on them some
carbonace
were eaten by the kohanim by the priests
but this one was not this one was excuse
me completely burned
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says a double language this is the law
of the carbon island
it is the isla almighty
all night long until the morning
the fire of the altar shall burn on it
okay so we have this concept of the
carbon eyelid i'd like to share with you
the magician wants to understand the
double language
of the verse that says
what's the understanding of this
language but before the message actually
goes straight to it as is the way the
magister measures
brings an introduction which would seem
to be
not so connected but we'll see that it
is and we'll also understand
a very deep idea which has to do with
pesach
that we can incorporate into our lives
hopefully mizrat hashem
pasik says like this the magic quotes
are possible
in chapter 51
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so the verse tells us we're talking
about the concept of carbonic
sacrifices we don't have sacrifices
today we long for the day when we will
be able to bring those sacrifices again
carbon pesach garvin pesach we can't
bring the sacrifice we don't have our
best
we don't have the big day kahuna we
don't have the special clothing
of the priests but what can we do
instead
so we're going to talk about on pesa
we're going to talk about the carbon
pesach
we're going to talk about this story
we're going to eat matza and and more
we're going to remind ourselves of what
was done then
says the plastic there's another thing a
person can do
if a person wants to bring a corbon
there's something else to do
the offering to hashem the corbin to
hashem
the sacrifice of hashem is a broken
spirit a broken heart
ladies and gentle accumulations that god
will not turn away
a broken heart and it's important to see
the
after this is
bring good with your willingness upon
zion upon your shalom tiffany
rebuild says king david or build
the walls of jerusalem then
you will desire the righteous corbonas
the righteous sacrifices
those that are completely burned
and then once you shallam jerusalem is
built
right was the one who found jerusalem in
his time but he wasn't
he didn't merit to build the base of
english it was his son shalom king
solomon
once it's going to be built then you
will
desire then you will have upon your
mizbayach
the parim the corbonus the bulls
of of those sacrifices it says the
mantras like this and listen up this is
really beautiful
there are three different opinions as to
how to understand this verse which
speaks about
the broken heart which hashem desires
and the core bonus that it's considered
as if a person brought some kind of
sacrifice
omar one of these three sages explains
who king david said in front of hashem
assisted i had to overcome my sahara
king david had done a great sin he had
sinned without sheva she was an anxious
ish she was married
got a whole kind of siva in order to get
it that it
retroactively would not be considered
that she was married
in any event it wasn't the good thing
that he had done
nasa navi came to him the prophet natan
came to him and he said to him you've
sinned immediately
instead of you know saying why he's
right rationalizing
justifying anything he says khatasi
right away he's sinned
he admits that he's sinned
david i broke my spirit i overcome a
sahara
ruach borah i broke my sahara i did
shoot
in front of you you must have me kablina
bitshuva if you accept my repentance
king david said these verses and he was
teaching us
that if a person does chufa a person has
a broken heart he admits to his
averis so he was
he was certain that he would be able to
that his son king solomon will be able
to build the base hamikdos
and he's going to bring upon the altar
there
the carbona is the sacrifices which are
mentioned
this verse teaches us that it wasn't
only that king david
he knew inside of himself that because
i've done shiva because i've repented
i've i've overcome it so i broke my
heart
because i did that my son is going to
build the base of english
it wasn't only something that applied to
him says the madrish
it applies to all of us if i do chew
them
if i rectify my sins if i admit my
mistakes
it's as if you know all of us
it's considered as if i myself came to
jerusalem
i myself came and built the basement i
messed up came
and built the altar and brought carbonis
the sacrifices upon it
then cries the power of
the power of a broken heart the power of
a sense
of admitting that i was wrong
the sages
another another thing that we see from
here is that when a person comes
he wants to lead the prayers comes in
front of the congregation
he represents the congregation so he
needs to mention these things he needs
to mention
avoid the sacrifices that were brought
the carbonis
the different the the sacrifices and the
avoid of
we see it from this blessing that we say
that god should dwell in zion
in jerusalem so that we can serve him
we also see from this passage that the
offering that we have is a broken heart
we
when we bow in front of our kurdish
we mentioned the base of english like
the verses that we saw tiffany
return to jerusalem rebuild the walls
so when we're praying there's an aspect
it seems that the measure is saying
there's an aspect of the avodah the
service in the temple
um rabbi abba says i'm not going to read
this part inside but he says that
we see that baraku when it comes to a
carbon the carbon can't have any broken
limbs
when it comes to us bringing a corbin of
our hearts
we have to have a broken heart that's
the ultimate thing that hashem wants
okay so we need to understand what is
the idea what is the measure coming to
teach us
when i have a broken heart when i do
chuva it's as if
i've built the base some english what is
the concept what is the idea
and i believe that the next session
which which we're going to see comes
back to the arp sukim
and pashasav is going to teach us
something
it's going to help us understand this
entire thing and before we read it
it's important to think about this
following question as we're going to
read this
let's do it pesach at the seder
we say dayenu right we start we say if
hashem would have taken us
and taken us out of egypt etc all the
different things
if hashem would have done this dino
would be enough that would be enough for
him to praise him
he would have given us the torah that
would be enough to from us to praise him
if he would have brought a series of
that would be enough to
to praise him if you would have built us
the basa clear the base of
the temple
we mentioned the base of english being
built there we mentioned
in at the very beginning of the
of maggie of speaking about
the exodus from egypt the whole story
so we mentioned israel we mentioned that
we're hoping to be in israel next year
hoping to to
observe the carbon pesach not just
pesach
or mentioning it but rather observing it
properly bringing the carbonis
bringing the sacrifice at the end of the
seder
at near so we say
it's clear in the seder there's a hope
for the future
there's a hope for binion-based
hamikdash
what is the idea what is the concept how
by being involved in the seder
do we have this hope for albanian-based
do we have this hope for the the temple
to be rebuilt
and i think we have hints to it here
from what we've seen already we'll we'll
have a deeper understanding of it soon
we already have hints right a person is
a borrower a person is true for
somehow that that proves to damage our
mouth is going to be based on
some of that it's a it's a introduction
somehow by doing chuva every individual
has this ability
by standing up in front of the in and
mentioning
the avoider mentioning the fact that we
have you we want you shalom somehow
it it it gives us a hint to something
that's going to be in the future
somehow by speaking about the the
carbona it's the carbon pesach
by trying to understand a little bit
about the carbines and parches
somehow gives us a hint or gives us a a
perhaps a merit if something is going to
happen in the future let's see how the
magic continues it says like this
it's double language so he says like
this
it's a martial it's an analogy
that was going in a wilderness
he was in the wilderness he wasn't in
his past palace he wasn't in his castle
he wasn't in his regular place the king
a close friend of him of his comes and
he gives him
he honors him he honors the king he
brings him a a
a basket of figs
and a barrel or maybe a jug of wine
i realize it is a keyboard cuddle
so the king says to this friend of his
he says
what you know i'm saying i'm a king i'm
used to
lots of food you gave me a little basket
a little jug of wine
where's where's the serious i'm in a
place where i don't have too much
where's the serious stuff where's the
big party
so this beloved friend of the king says
to him says to the king
look we're in the wilderness right now
i'm just giving you
a taste i'm just being with you i'm just
honoring you with a taste of what i'm
going to give you later
you're going to see that i'm going to
make sure to give you
a massive meal i'm going to honor you
with a meal that's fit for a king of
course
explain hashem is saying to them here's
the oil you're going to bring a carbon
for me
do you really think that your government
is enough do you really think that you
can give me
something that's properly mohabbed me
that that properly
honors me because there's work who god
says to the jewish people
yeah is that really enough
in response the jewish people say rebel
this is a moment we're just doing what
we can right now
when you return to jerusalem
when you show that you desire
tiffany you build the walls of jerusalem
you show you desire the base i mean
that's when you're going to really want
what we have we're going to give you the
proper honor
we're going to give you the proper
everything that we really would like to
give you
right now we can't we're in the
wilderness as the friend of the king
said to him
in the analogy but when it's the right
time when you come into your palace
we're going to bring it all we're going
to bring it all
what is the magic coming to teach us
what is the concept here what is the
what is the idea and how does it connect
to to the questions that we asked in
regards to pasta on the questions
regarding the first part of the major
and i believe that there's a profound
lesson here
profound lesson deep
there are certain things that we do that
give us a hint
to something greater there are certain
things
you know shabb is an example shabbos is
mainland
shabbos is 160th of the world to come
shabbos what a beautiful day we don't
have anything to do the food is all
ready
everything is prepared that ruckness
it gives us a hint to what's going to be
in the future the times of meshiach and
the times of
the world will come we will just bask
in the glory of hashem everything is
prepared we've done all the work
whoever has worked on arab shabbos
merits
to enjoy shamans man it's the world to
come
we get a taste there's certain things
that we do we get a taste for something
greater
that has a that that really is the same
thing
but a more intense version of that same
thing
when i have a niche borough
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when i have a broken spirit somehow
that's a taste
of the basmegash of the temple when a
person walks into the temple
everything is perfect everything that
you need you have
when you eat a carbon it does something
to your digestive system
whatever you eat you don't have to use
the bathroom anymore your body takes in
everything properly
uses every single last more soul a
person becomes much higher
things are in a rectified state in the
best
things are perfect you have everything
that you need you experience
godliness that's what the best is about
when a person is borrowing a person does
chufa
they have a sense of the base some
english they have a sense
of being in the basement that when he
did
what he felt wow through this shiva i
feel what's going to be
there's going to be a base i make this
there's going to be a temple i'm sure of
it
i feel a piece of that temple a piece of
that base
my son is going to do that he's going to
complete this
when i do chuva any any person does
chufa there's a sense
it's like i built the base some english
i get a taste
of what it's like in the future a person
davin's i'm from bakadesh boroku
with a broken spirit with a humble
spirit recognizing everything that he
has is from hashem
he gets a taste of the bishop
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claustro says hashem hashem says you
bring me this little thing
we're not really there yet we're not in
the palace yet we're in the wilderness
we're wandering around 40 years in the
wilderness
the mishkan is a temporary dwelling he
says
you know it's a nice thing what you're
giving me now but you should know that's
what kaiser responds with
hashem was prompting the question by
saying is this really very much that
you're giving me
and they respond and say when we get to
the palace
when we get to the palace we're going to
see it for real we're gonna
we're gonna get the real deal this is
just the taste of something in the
future
pesach pesach is a time
where we remember the exodus we remember
klaus are leaving mitzrayim
receiving the torah what it's all about
we're trying to get somewhere
but the exodus the awesome miracles the
aseras hamakes the ten plagues
it was just a taste it was just a taste
of what's going to be in the future
the final goola the final redemption
when the third base of english is built
and we have
the ability the capacity the possibility
to serve hashem properly to give him all
of the thanks
all of the carbonates all the sacrifices
that we so wish we could give
enough for the 2000 years perhaps that
we've been in gullus
we've been in exile we sit at the
we sit at the seder we remember what
happened then
we get a taste of what goula looks like
we need to feel like
we went out of mitzrayim we need to feel
like it's us
it's actually happening to us and when
we have that taste
we have that taste that legend
we have that taste of the bread that has
no hubris
no it's not picked up it's not blown up
it's flat
we have that taste that tastes where
slaves hashem is taking us out of egypt
we would have been slaves we should have
been we would have still been there if
hashem didn't take us out of there
that sense of ruach nishibara
of a broken heart we're nothing
we have nothing everything that we have
is him
everything that we have the google then
was just him every
whatever things that person is the
challenges a person faces
health the gurus that we experience the
redemptions that we experience
we need to remember we need to
internalize
these are his these belong to god the
goola is his
borah it's not us even when we offer
hashem
hey look we keep the taira we're doing
all these things we're learning
we're we're listening to divre terra
we're striving we're trying to be better
people
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even that hashem says is that enough
and that should lead us to the question
of
is it enough it's a taste it's a taste
of what we really want to give you
hashem
comes you won't have such a sahara we
don't have so many
things pulling us in so many different
directions we'll be able to sit and
learn properly
we'll be able to focus we'll be able to
do khasad and bring corbonas it will be
an awesome time
but we can get a taste of it now
we can get a taste of it now that's what
i believe
is a little bit of what's going on
on pesach at the seder we get a taste
of what goula tasted like of what the
redemption tasted like
because we want that real redemption
above the estrell and even now
you come to arastro it's a little hard
to come here right now but you come to
this royal you get a taste it's just a
taste it's not yet what we really want
it's not the full thing we don't have a
base i make dosh but we get a taste
of what it means to live in hashem's
land we have shemitah
truma maiser and people live on a
different
with a different standard there's a
sense
of of at least where i am there's a
sense that we want more we want more
spirituality
we want more connection we want more
rookies
or more torah and when we have
that sense that taste that's the taste
of the matzah
the taste that feeling that that
sensation that ruach
that broken spirit that feeling
we were slaves hashem took us out it's
not us it's all him
when we have that feeling we get a taste
of it of what it's going to be like in
the future and we can say lishana
shalom i want to bless you and i ask you
to bless me hashem shall help us
that we should be able indeed to get a
bit of that taste
to be able to get the humility to be
able to recognize that we
get that taste now a feeling of
redemption
now and it will give us the ability
to think about hashem should help us to
think about what more can we offer him
and meets hashem we can't wait till
mashiach comes why so that we can offer
him
so much more thank you so much for
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