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this week's parishes we begin a new
safer of the Torah brand new book
but really it's a hemshek it's a
continuation from the previous book the
end of Sarah shamos we had four
different parishes that spoke about the
mishkan the construction of the mishkan
the different parts of the Michigan
and
finally at the beginning of our safer
the beginning of our Parish of aikra God
calls out to Moshe from the oil maid
from this tent of meeting from this
place that the Jewish people the entire
nation
has completely given themselves to to
create to put together a place where
hashem's presence will dwell from that
place hashem's presence
God's voice calls out to Moshe rabenu
and tells him all about the carbonis the
sacrifices that are to be brought what
is the way to connect to Hashem through
this incredible building this edifice
that was built the Tabernacle
before we get to the madrush which I'd
like to share with you today and the
pasak which I'd like to share with you
some Concepts which are not explicit in
the magic
before that I'd like to share with you
just a simple thought
that occurred to me as we're going
through these persius
as we're talking about the Tabernacle
and as we begin to hear how Hashem calls
to Moshe from the Tabernacle from the
mishkan
we read these parishes always at this
time of year leading in to Nisan leading
into pesach to Passover
and I was struck with the thought that
you know
it's our hearts desires our deepest
prayer we've been praying for two
millennia
Hashem gave us back back a base
hamiktush give us back a place where his
presence dwells so that we can bring the
core bonus we can fulfill these
Commandments the 613 Commandments many
of those Commandments involve bringing
sacrifices that we can't bring today
because we don't have a base of English
we don't have a temple we don't have a
Miss back we don't have an altar
we're waiting for that moment right the
Jewish people have returned to erits
Israel we've returned to RT surreality
we shall live to in in the Millions
and we don't yet have a basement
and I was thinking that we read at this
time about the Tabernacle and about the
calling Hashem calling to my sharabenu
as it kind of it's to to be my error on
us to awaken in US
a sense of awe a sense of
wanting desire
for that relationship for the mishkan
for a base time make this for a temple
because
pesach is that time and we bring the
carbon pesach it's a foundational one of
the first Mitzvahs the Jewish people
received was to bring a Corbin pesach to
sacrifice
the Seder is is not a complete seder
that we have we're missing the the
central component pesach the carbon
pesach that's why it's called pesach
it represents the fact that Hashem pass
over our home saved the Jewish people
brought us out made us into a nation
it's such a central component to pesach
and it's missing
we know about the Seder but the Seder is
really about the carbon pesach
and we could say perhaps that we read
about the mishkan and we read about
Hashem calling to Masha because there's
a calling a calling to be samigdush
according to the temple calling to
Mitzvahs according to carbon pesach
that we're supposed to hear
as we read these parishes and as we lead
in
we're heading in we have two weeks left
less than two weeks until until pesach
comes
and there's a call hashem's voice is
calling out to us come come back come
back to the my mikdosh come back to my
temple come back to to bring in corbones
come back to artsy thrall
come back to your shalim to Jerusalem
so with that introduction I'd like to
share with you what the measure says
because it also speaks about coming back
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which we're going to see not just what
the measure says as I mentioned but also
some of the fortunes say on the pasta
because it's very important to
understand this call this call
the call of Hashem to us to us
again in Hosea chapter 14 verse 5.
foreign
those who sit in the shade of Hashem
those who come to Nestle
in the under the wings of the divine
presence they shall return
this is a reference to the garum to
those who convert
who come under the divine presence come
under the wings of the divine presence
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they're protected in this in the shade
of God as it were
now what about and we'll see shortly
what this has to do with this is what
this has to do with Hashem calling out
to Maisha
but there's a concept of garim people
who return to the Jewish people people
who
Connect into the Jewish people
become a part of the Jewish people they
started off as non-jews they become
Jewish
says
the verse says
they shall there's different
explanations of what this actually means
in the verse means
as the Manchester understands it they
shall live
like doggone like the word Dagan means
means wheat or other kinds of crops that
support human existence
live as wheat they shall live as
the sustaining
Foods Israel says the magic when gaming
come
when those proselytes come to join the
Jewish people
they become as important as the people
of Israel themselves
means they live like Dogan dogon is a
reference to
those things that sustain mankind but
we're going to say that it's a reference
to the Jewish people as well
refers to Jewish people
as Dagon
in a certain sense the Jewish people
provide sustenance to the entire world
through our connection to Hashem through
our
through our bringing the Torah down into
the world through the spiritual
teachings
upon which two other major religions are
are based
comes through us
yes the verse they shall flower
like a like a Vine like a grapevine
so the garum first of all they're like
the Jewish people in regards to the fact
that they are sustaining the world
they're also like the Jewish people
insofar as they are like the Vine
the vine as is pointed out in the
mafortion of a Vine so it itself the the
the vine itself the tree so to speak
of the Grapevine it's it's not a great
tree it's not a great wood you can't
really
you can't really construct anything
without wood it itself is nothing
amazing but the grapes the fruits that
it produces are something that everyone
seeks for grape juice for wine
we see that the Jewish people is also
referred to as a grapevine
and the garim the the prosely those who
join the Jewish people in a certain
sense their background their tree
is weak it's not it comes from a place
which wasn't as spiritual which wasn't
as connected to God
and yet
they're able to attach themselves in a
way that they produce delicious fruits
just as the Jewish people do
now what's the idea here how does this
connect device Malaysia we're going to
see very shortly
with talmud
says the magic
the Duggan besides referring to the
Jewish people can also refer to the the
study of gemara the study of
Tarsha balte
the oral tradition
the garim those who attach themselves to
our who they have a special ability
thinking of a rabi Akiva was the son of
of yasuf who was a gear
they have a special ability to study the
Torah
government
they they
flower like a like a Vine it's a
reference of the fact that they study
Majors they understand with Russian like
we're studying together right now
their mention says the end of this verse
their mention is like the wine of the
Lebanon of Lebanon
what does that mean they're mentioned
that means how we refer to them
how there's something precious
about the way that we refer
to
someone let's see what this means this
is the this is the center here this is
the point
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the names of people who attach
themselves to Hashem who come to Nestle
under God's wings as it were
that those names the names that they use
are so special to me
like like the wine
what's the wine of levana and the wine
of Lebanon it's a reference bayach
we're going to see Lebanon refers to
the base the temple the place where the
Jewish people connect to Hashem
there's a wine that's brought there as a
wine libation upon the altar there
the names of garam says Hashem
and we need to know what this means
we're going to see shortly the names of
garam are beloved to me
as the wine that's brought in front of
them is
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what does that mean
so the malforcement explained like this
maishrabino as the measures continues to
say which which we're not going to see
together the measures tells us that
monster albino had many different names
he was named Victor he was named shmayo
different people gave him different
names
the name that we call Moses
the teacher of all of Israel the one who
received the Torah
transmitted the Torah to us
his name Moshe was given to him by Basia
by the daughter of Paro and our sages
tell us the daughter of Paro was in the
process of ghee or she was becoming part
of the Jewish people
now why does Hashem refer to Moshe by
Hashem El Maisha he calls out the Maisha
not just does he call her to Maisha he's
calling out to Maisha drawing him into
the to the miktash into the temple into
the place of divine revelation
which name does Hashem used he doesn't
use the name of Victor he doesn't use
the name shmayo doesn't use the name
uh nasano the different names
Hashem uses the name
is
expressed the daughter of power
expressed how she Drew Moses out of the
water
expresses that is that he was drawn out
of the water
that name was given by Aguirre says
that name was given by somebody who had
come to to come under the shade of God
as it were
there's something unique and special
about that name much is given that name
he's given this name by Basi basparai
the gyaris
the convert to Judaism
and that's the name Hashem uses when he
refers to much that's the name he uses
when he wants to draw him into the
miktush into the divine presence
it's a powerful teaching much is telling
us but what's underlying this teaching
what's underlying this teaching is I
understand it
is that there's a unique perspective
what is it about a name
what is its what's what is the concept
of a name you know the Torah tells us
that admiration the first man one of the
things that he did in his first hours on
Earth before he sinned was that he gave
names to all of the animals
verses at the beginning of racist in
Genesis what's the idea
because names Express essence
when I give something a name I'm saying
what is this
what is its purpose
where does it fit into the divine plan
aguer
convert
who is comes from outside yahshua yes
they come from outside and where are
they coming they're coming to sit under
the shade of God
they come in with a unique perspective
they come in with a unique connection
and therefore they have a different way
of naming things
they have a different way of saying what
the essence of this person is
I drew him out of the water
we could think about the connection we
find
it talks about the the sunkhas basa show
even the water drawing ceremony that was
on sukkas and the thesis there says they
were drawing there's something about a
connection of water drawing water
drawing from the higher Realms and
divine inspiration
you think about that further
but the essence of humano is
is defined
by bati by Sparrow by aguirus but I
cover someone who has a different
perspective
about what it means
to have a relationship with Hashem and
that's the name that Hashem uses this is
just so beautiful so incredible that's
the name that Hashem uses
when he wants to refer to Misha when he
wants to draw him into the miktas
uses that name to teach us
that we need that fresh perspective when
it comes to
our relationship with Hashem when it
comes to entering into the miktush when
it comes to the excitement that we have
the excitement
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let's read just the end of the measures
then get back to the possuk
Philomena says the message why is the
base of English referred to as lavanan
which means a Cedar of Lebanon
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the the mountain this good mountain is
referred to right the the Temple Mount
excuse me
the good mountain
what is the idea why is the mountain why
is the base hamidus referred to as
luvanine
as Lebanon Tennessee
the author of The Zora tells us
which means Lebanon also the root of
this word is lava which means White
the temple serves to purify the Jewish
people
you
if your sins are red
they're going to be whitened like snow
which is the pasok
let me whiten like the whiteness of wool
so the there's a purifying factor of the
basement of the temple it is a purifying
Factor the garim I'm connecting it back
to the beginning it's not explicit in
the measures but there's a purifying
Factor there's a sense a person who
comes as a Gary looks at all the things
that he's done in the past it could be
about chuva has this aspect as well he
looks at all the things that he's done
in the past and he says I'm I want to
turn away from that I want to start a
new with a new slate
that name and a mime and she see you I
pulled him out of the water though the
water is something that purifies the
human being
the water is something that cleanses
you're brand new you're coming to
miktash you come to the temple
your relationship with Hashem is
different
it's brand new
Claudia Israel think about it we're
entering into into Nissan into pesach
bringing in carbon pesach it's it's
about us being a new nation where we're
cleansing ourselves off from the from
the avoid the Zara the the idolatry of
of mitzram of Egypt
they were walking into we are a new
nation
Hashem is redeeming us
Israel just like the water purifies
those who are impure Hashem purifies us
to view me
you know why it's called live Anon
why is the temple called Lebanon it's
because the word live alone contains
within it Leif which means the heart
means there's an awesome rejoicing the
heart rejoices
right the base submitage is referred to
as this place of beautiful scenes
beautiful enough beautiful you know you
come to our advice you come to the
kaisal you come to you shalim
right
surrounded by a beautiful scenery
but it's the place that the the person
rejoices he said if you faint of my six
color Arts causes all of the world to
rejoice
right you're free you're free from from
sin you're free from who you were
you're free to become a new person
is another aspect of this rejoicing
which has to do with the fact that
Hashem refers to the base I make this to
the temple
as the place where his eyes and his
heart are there
his heart is there all the time the word
lave the heart hashem's heart is there
as it were his thoughts are there
same word
it's a place of God's feelings and heart
that's the magic that's the beautiful
beautiful measures now I'd like to take
you to the sukim
I'd like to read you some of the sukum
speaking it's the famous book is
eternal Israel
to Hashem your God God makes a promise
he says Israel
I will be like do like the morning do
the people of Israel
they will flower like a rose
their their roots
we'll we'll shoot out like Lebanon like
The Cedars of Lebanon again we have this
theme
so there's a reference here
to something very powerful
because purifying us through the base
the verses are also speaking about this
purification
their children will go and they will be
like a like a an olive
and here's our verse which we quoted
they will return those who wish
to sit in God's presence under his
Divine shade
there's different understandings of the
push-up shot of this of these words
simple understanding
they will
they will the most simple understanding
is they will live
like
doggone like like um
grains vehicle kagoff and they will
flower like
like a Vines
they're they're mention is like the wine
of Lebanon
I'd like to read to you from the
Melbourne the Melbourne explains that
what is this Lebanon we keep repeating
Lebanon we mentioned in the magic that
Lebanon refers to the base of English to
the temple
but the malam actually says something
more than that that Lebanon is not just
a reference to the temple
but it's a reference
we said that the The Roots will strike
forth like Lebanon what's the Lemur
ation
foreign
what happens is the Jewish people these
verses are speaking about the the Jewish
people
we've gone off into gullusk we've gone
off into exile
and Our Roots have shot down into
different places to different lands
throughout our Exile in Europe in Asia
in
America
South America South Africa
Africa
right but those those roots
they are removed
because
they don't have a permanent place
why because what's the levonen says the
malmim
you know versus
that we have a beautiful smell like the
Lebanon yellow
hello
what's the Lebanon there's it's a
reference this beautiful smell of
Lebanon is a reference to the Holiness
the purity
which
is connected to Lebanon which is which
is in the land of Israel which is the
place of holiness
and the place of of purity
says
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yes
there are those who will want to return
to purity
they will want to return to where
who
I can't read this word Israel
many of those who have gone to Exile
will return to land of Israel system
album this was written 200 years ago
approximately
he says many will return from their
Exiles they will there they will feel
uprooted right their Roots will have
been removed like we said and they will
return to the the place where their that
beautiful smell that kadusha the tahara
that purely that Holiness where is it
they will return to that place of
Holiness the root of which they access
perhaps somehow in their far-off places
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they will return to to
the shade of Hashem though under the to
come under the wings of God as it were
in the Holy place of levana which is a
reference to the play The Land of Israel
the Holy Land
they will start to be able to provide
for their families there
yeah
the Jewish people will be like like a
Vineyard like like
like a vine
that produces fruits
and there will also be those who will
remember and mention Eric Israel Israel
even those who don't return to Earth's
throughout the land of Israel is
they don't forget Eric Israel
just like those who know about good
wines they all talk about the delicious
Lebanese wine the The Unbelievable wine
from Lebanon
if you ever drank that one you never
forget
those who are unable to come to Israel
for whatever reason but they don't
forget about the sweet tastes of
Jerusalem the Sweet Taste of the Holy
Mountain the Sweet Taste of Jerusalem
they they remind themselves of it
whenever they have a joyous occasion
so Marvin says that these verses refer
to those who return to Earth Israel and
those who who are pining for the
delicious Taste of the wine of Israel
the of the of the spiritual wine
now let's bring it back to the majors
let's bring it back to this
this message and think about wrap it up
with
that pining a desire for Arts Israel
appreciates the way that they speak
appreciates the way that that Basia
calls Maisha pulling him out of the
water
Hashem is calling Maisha to the miktash
to the Tabernacle and he uses that name
why because there's something special
about
the way that somebody wants to return
who's coming
under the wings of the divine presence
the way that they speak the way that
they call things
the way that they put a name on
something
is different because of their of who
they are of who what their goal is
and I want to say connecting it to this
particular album
artsy thrall
what is it that's special about Arts
Israel it's the place of the Tyrus the
it's the goal of the tire the entire
tire is bringing us the Arts Israel
the entire tire is bringing us to Heart
tahara
to the Holy Mountain why what is it
about what is it about the desire for
Etsy Sprouts about coming back to our
relationship with Hashem
you can't do it the same when you're in
ghost you can't do the same when you're
out in the far-off lands
there has to be a desire and and
bringing that desire to fruition
it's Hashem calling us
the the parishes are calling us
to return to be some English to return
to Earth's Israel
to return to the to the good mountain
to return that's the name of Maisha
whenever we hear the name Maisha reminds
us return
we use this name the Basia who was
returning to Hashem used
return to Besame
return to Earth Israel
return to who you really are
I want to bless you I ask you to bless
me Hashem should help us indeed take
this message to heart to be able to
start to Envision if we're International
to Envision returning to you shall line
to return to base some English if we're
outside of art Israel to start moving in
the direction of returning to Earth
Israel to be some English to
relationship with Hashem thank you so
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