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PARSHAS SHEMOIS PRONOUNCING SHEM HASHEM CORRECTLY
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In this week's para
right before
and the concludes
the says this is my name.
So Rashi says
this is my name
forever says if you take a look on the
word it's
usually has a vidmed
it says
meaning to say is that my name my name
is
you don't pronounce it instead of saying
the name. You don't say that. You don't
say
like the Gomorra already in in two
places. The Gumar as well as in the
Gomorrah says
right here in this week's parades
not the way I'm written.
You pronounce my name
the way to how I'm written says I'm
written
with the name.
That's how it's written.
However, how is it? How [clears throat]
do you read my name?
That's how you read the name.
In the icker
idea, what the Gmorrah says that there's
one way how you write the Aisha's name
and one way how you pronounce the
Aishta's name is Sharim
the Shar is speaking about a Korean
and he says very interesting sometimes
the cre how you read the word is a
different word than these
one place one time that the is a word
that's not even there is no word
these are says the shim
even though what you're reading is not
written in the you still have to look
inside to the word of the when you're
saying decree even though it's a
different word than doesn't say that
word. You have to read the word what
you're saying by looking to the what's
written in the Torah even though it's a
different word says the sh how do I know
that in his purish on the bottom he says
um in also written he says
to the name
is written in the when the ising over
there it's partly says you look at the
vke Okay. And you read the name
of what we have over here. The Gmorra
says that
I'm written one way and I'm read a
different way. However, it's like a
Korean.
The Korean is like this. also says
what we saw before is that a Korean is
like the
we have over here a clear
pointer number one that when is laning
in the the's name he has to look inside
and look at the cave
when he says the shame
>> in
Is that a creek or is it
>> Oh, very good. We're going to get to
that shortly. Beautiful. I love it.
We're going to get to that shortly.
There are sometimes in Tanak
that the Torah actually spells out the
shame. It's written in the Tory,
but we're going to get to that soon. The
Bible we're focusing now when the Torah
the says how I'm written but I'm
pronounced a different way. So we have
number one you have to look inside
this
it's a very long chaos
it's a
if the by pronouncing the name
is it aan
or no it's two separate things
written it's written ykov
And however, based off this week's par,
what the GRA says, however, you read the
name differently, it's not the [snorts]
it's a different it's a different way.
These are written one way and it's said
a different way.
And he says in
the is that you can't l you can't when
you lane you have to look inside which
by the way I hear sometimes for it could
be a challenge let's say you know it in
your sleep and you're reading it and
like it's you're just saying it you have
to make sure to say the words not just
cuz you know with the trump so clear you
have to follow along.
If you you're not you're not y you can't
lame balp you're not you're not allowed
to lame balp
>> is that for as well or just for
>> you're talking about
>> so that's a separate cuz it's hard to
say that it's but if you want to do a
would be like
what happens if let's say these wax on
one of the words.
It could have been in the olden days was
riding. He wanted to continue to write
into the night. It's quiet. The kids are
sleeping. He has a candle and while he's
writing from the candle drips onto a
letter onto a word letter, it's cut. So
you if you have a word that's covered in
wax, you can't see the word. You have to
take out a different it's on shabas. You
can't take off the wax. You have to take
out another safety
za a and a is the same thing meaning to
say if you have a word that even though
decree is not the word that you see
that's there it's carved in wax is
carved in wax you're reading a different
word still it's you're not you have to
take a different
what happens if the shame v is covered
in wax
would be an afina.
If when you say the shame
is is the to the of
then you're not ya you have to take it
another sra. But if you understand that
the Aisha's name alf the shame is
it's a different you write it one way
and you read it somewhere but it's not a
that even if it's covered in wax
you'll be you don't have to take another
pointer number one
is it a civ or
The briskov
says another in this what we have in
this week's para
alia raam
the briskarav is raam
being that it's the rambom's yard site
today we're going to say the ram the A
Rambam inside.
It's interesting. The Rambam lived in
Mitsim
and he's buried in Taria. So how did he
get from Mitsim to Traia?
So it's brought in different I think
sedus and others that it was a nest that
his or was on I think they say a guml a
donkey kamoyer and just went took off
with the with the orin of the raam
that's fair and he's buried in he's
buried over there next to his father
the the raam
the rail
and the raam says is on the
of mad if somebody is m the you have to
with the name
the curse
of says the I'm going to say it inside
what are the of somebody is
the
curse the has to be with the's
The abish's name of four letters which
which
says
then then then it says theam somehole
that know that your a person's only
if somebody's
with
says
a person gets
by
whether if he's
with the shame
or with the shame
So the brisk it's a small piece you
could see it inside
the brisk says I want to understand over
here what does it mean that you could be
a person's
with either name
that's clear you need a person to be
needs to be mad
with the shame.
So what does it mean with either one?
How do you understand what is the shame?
Is it or which one is the shame? So what
does he mean both? How do you understand
that? And he wants to understand what's
the one sheet is only the shame and the
other sheet is both. The says both. How
do you understand?
Up until now, we said that when you say
the shame of the shame, it's the to
what's written says the brisker of
whether if it's decree or it's something
different like says it's a but says the
brisk that when a person says
the the name
That is the shame.
That is the
whether if it's decree whether if it's
something else but when a person says
that is the
it's not something else it is the
that's
when the says that a person's
he says the shame
if he says the shameness Either one that
he says is why cuz even when he says the
shame the shame is the shame clear
there's no two different it's there's
only one the shame is just one however
there's a way of writing the shame and
there's a way of saying it so if a
person says the shame the way it's
written or the way it's said which
either one of them is the shame hamish
What's up in the
that holds that only
the Rama brings
what's the mah says the risk even when
you say the shame that's also the shame
I'm not saying kabala was saying here
the raam pa
What's the other that only the shame
is a person? So he says like this
everybody agrees to the that the shame
which is translated from the shame
everybody agrees
is the shame. However, that's only where
the Tory writes
and like we have that you read it.
So the
is the shame
by
doesn't say anywhere in the
that when you say
it is the shame but maybe the ones that
say
they hold if the says
so over there even if you say that
is the
mash
When the doesn't say the shame
by there's no shame over there
they hold that only hold that only if a
person says says out is we are a
person's
the holds
if the person is saying it as a
translation of the
that's
But even over here a person's even if he
says
but it's a translation he's
so again what do we have over here the
first that we spoke about is
it's a Korean or
if it's a Korean
Kovk and alf the way you pronounce it we
also have now from the briskerov
no matter what the definition of the of
the cre is is it a cre or it's something
else but it's defined as the shame yke
you're just pronouncing it differently
and on this note
the briskarov
explains
the p that you were saying before on
this briskarov isra and the brisk
says
he's referring to this.
So it's interesting and we'll speak a
bit more about it shortly.
Hashem
the way it's written the writes
means even though up until now we spoke
that when we pronounce it
and like what we said now from the brisk
it's a definition of the shame
there are times in that it's actually
spelled out
right here in paran
the we always say
before it's aim
over there. You take a look
is spelled out into
so it says
says Rashi. Rashi says, "Hashem,
Hashem is
elimin."
But it doesn't say.
It says in the Tory
that's so what does it mean?
So the Ramban it's a and the Ramban
explains that it's really the other way
around. I'm not going to go into the p
of daan but says the briskar to explain
rashi
you know why this
is din because because it's pronounced
elim
so then it's not
what I just said before what the briskov
says if you say
you pronounce it al
so even that is also pronouncing
V it's
mash
if it's
here in par and the v is pronounced elim
so then is no longer the shame the shame
that we learned in the garra the garra
says on this week's para
says the brisk when you pronounce the
you say it
That's saying the shame. So that's
because you're pronouncing the
that you're not saying anymore. It's not
the definition of the
not. So Rashi says from the ra
this v is because we pronounce it and is
not.
So
at Khan we spoke about
how it's written
it's pronounced
with a discussion if the way you
pronounce it is it is it a kaniv
and also we spoke about another nuda
that when you do pronounce it whether
it's a creive or not it's pronouncing
the shame y vke Okay, this is all let's
call it how it's written. How it's
written written
and you pronounce it with
let's go on for a brief moment into the
nudus of how how you how you say it. Now
the shame v which we'll get to soon we
don't we don't have we don't know how it
is though
right at the beginning olives cotton
a person should when he's ding he should
have in front of them beh
sometimes
the shame
Kaz he showsk with the nudus of so he
brings one way of nudas we'll get back
to in a minute but I'll upon him the
shame
how we pronounce it
says it's
no that's the that's right
there was a co that came out
for
and he writes that people have to be to
pronounce the abish's name properly. He
says he hears that people say
no and
it's not it's not it's
he says that if a person makes a
And instead of saying
he says
he's not brings us from the cipher and
he has to make the again he wasn't ya
it it's not clear where thisam cipher is
inside
I heard that they asked the bakim gumim
who knowam cipher they don't know of
such aam cipher
But what is yet clear is also that the
said that
himself was a
says that it's in pronouncing the name
the way you have to read it different
than how do you read the shame it's
aav just on a side note we're not going
to go into it but the second part noi
sounds also
and then
also is a but it's not a it's a it's a
under with a so it's really more like
it's not
upon him he says it's
the does he hold that the end parts I I
don't know
he he doesn't speak
he doesn't speak about it.
So I think these are the ones
>> he's speaking about the he's speaking
about the first part
he speaks about the first part the first
part
also brings the same he speaks about it
and and they say and they say
and then He says
but it's a mistake
and just here he speaks about the also
but in the letter over there before he
says that if a person wants to make sure
that he's saying it right he should
train himself he should say to him and
see when you say to him what your
heragalle is and train yourself to say
it right to say it no
the Ira in a letter somebody writes to
him. It seems in the letter that
somebody writes to him to ask him why he
says adi not adoi. So Dimra says first
of all I say adoi
but I want to tell you says Irais
I say adoi because people are here
they're going to wonder I say adi
however my father
and his grandfather he says and his
grandfather
said
and he says the reason why it's
is cuz the whole word there's no word
even
I mean it's not writes it
you're saying it
there's no word in the it's outside
you're saying the word the mail the
letters are not the
just for a moment to go back to the
shame
Theam says
that we don't really have we don't know
what go on the shame
we don't know
and he brings also if you look
they put different underut by different
words by different places the name these
different audis we don't know and he
quotes her and he says the raam
v it's the will say it inside
today
says
he's speaking about the name
people don't know it
very few people that passed on from
generation to generation how to
pronounce the
And that was only in the mikdash only
the mikdash afterwards it's we don't
have it
some say that it's to pronounce the name
to pronounce it properly and others say
that it's not
however
when it is spelled out
for an example
like we just mentioned or
over here everybody would agree that
it's
says the word in the is
just to conclude
with this I'm going to end the vert from
the
whose yard site was Wednesday
he goes on the pk inhay
it's from the haftus of shivan
The second week always read [snorts]
paras
says
you left me
right forgotten which here it says the
abish is named twice hashem and hashem
interesting the first time it says y vke
Okay. And we pronounce it ado. And then
the next word is it's spelled out like
we mentioned before. Sometimes it says
and we say
and sometimes it actually says here it's
both together.
It's here. It's
both. You pronounce them both the same.
explains the what's the difference
that it says
and then when it says
then it says
explains the like this
is
because we don't have the bdash so we no
longer at all avani we no longer have
we have it so that
us we say the name but the forgot us
we no longer have it
that is the forgot us we say it
to be able to have back the youth kovk
have a wonderful shabas.