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Be Comforted, Be Comforted...My Nation!
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The Shabbat Following the 3 weeks is called "Nachamu" - Why? Explained by Rabbi Nissan Lifshchitz JOIN US ON WhatsApp https://dropsoflightproject.com/whatsapp Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/dropsoflight Website: https://dropsoflightproject.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dropsoflightproject/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dropsoflightproject/ Do you have questions about Drops of Light? Want to Learn more? Want to just say hi? Send a message: https://dropsoflightproject.com/contact/ #judaism
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What [music] is shabbat nachamu? Shabbat
nachamu is meant to be the shabbat of
consolation. It comes after three weeks
of mourning. Mourning for the
destruction of the temple. Mourning for
the destruction of Yerushalayim.
Mourning over the all the loss of the of
the the tragedies that happened to the
Jews over the past 2000 years. And after
these three weeks, we now begin the
weeks of consolation starting off with
Shabbat nachamu. The we the shabbat of
consolation. But what is the
consolation?
So the prophet Yeshayahu tells us that
nachamu nachamu ami. What do we
understand from nachamu nachamu ami? The
most beautiful thing. Those three words,
Hashem tells the Jews you should be
comforted, you should be comforted. You
know why? Ami. Because you are my
nation.
There's no other there's no greater
consolation to feel for the Jews that
despite everything that happened,
despite the fact there's been so many
years since the temple has been
destroyed, you are still considered ami.
[music] The nation of God. You are my
nation, God says.