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Bo: The Funny Flat Tire
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Inconvenient things often take place in our lives. How do we deal with them? This week's Parshah has the answer! Oorah's Thursday-Thought series continues with a thought-provoking look at the Torah portion of this week, Parshas Bo, featuring TorahMates coordinator Rabbi Chaim L. Marmorstein. Short and to the point, guaranteed to fill your week with inspiration.
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a guy is traveling down the road and he
gets a flat is he happy absolutely well
you see this guy was just released from
25 years in maximum security is a flat
tire going to ruin his day no when
somebody gets released from prison a
flat tire is not going to ruin their day
but in this week's paraa it does we see
that as the Jews were leaving Egypt the
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notes a heavy burden the cattle and all
the belongings that they brought with
them was a
burden Rashi says who were those that
were complaining about all these
belongings the arra people from the
nations of the world that chose after
seeing the great Miracles that God did
for the Jews said they wanted to join
this nation so they didn't go through
all the suffering and then suddenly had
this wonderful Freedom rather they
joined along and through the Journey
they noticed that how much the Jews are
bringing with them we bring with us so
much cattle and belongings of course
it's a difficult journey and it's
burdensome but those that were released
from Egypt from Exodus they're the
happiest people alive
as we relive The Exodus in this week's
Pasha pasas let us take note that if we
expect everything in life to come to us
so then of course everything that
doesn't go our way is going to be a
burden but if we see that everything
that God gives us is a gift then that's
the key to happiness in chaps
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