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CHAZAQ's Tehillim Treasures Episode #73 Chapters: 145-146 | with Rabbi Yechiel Spero

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[Music] hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of tum Treasures where we will plumb the beautiful depths and Treasures of tum from the very beginning of tum to the end of D's Masterpiece this episode is brought to you by kazak kazak is an organization that helps public school children become shz exposes them to the beauty of tymus Imagine for a moment you're standing in a store or you're walking down the street you know the neighbor you've known them for many years you see their children riding their bike in the driveway and you know they're Jewish but now there's someone who can help them take the next step and that is kazak with countless programs after school and other wonderful programs to help expose them to the beauty of yudish kite if you know someone or know someone that knows someone that can help these children then please email at PST kazak dog this episode is also brought to you by chickens for shabas chickens for shabas is exactly what it says it is plus more there are many people there are mum's children there are aunis there are grous there are families that do not have simple Essentials for shabus and for life whatever they need chickens for chabas is there to provide please do your utmost to help in any way you can today we continue with the next two chapters of tum as we near the end of This Magnificent journey through tum Treasures chapter 145 and 146 K and K K is awfully familiar wonderfully familiar it's the capital ofid the capital of and we said this Capital thousands and thousands of times in our lives and now it seems so so familiar and we find it in t it seems to have a different when we're saying it is to it's not just another ashr it's the ash you know I remember when I was I remember when I was um sitting by nil and I was reading a beautiful introduction to Nila and it was written in the art I believe and then I read it a a more elaborate one in ra isan's marer companion and it was about we we come face to face with ashre we always took it for granted our good friend ashr he's there for us Shak he's there for us Ash in a second time he's there for us by Ash is always there and we know him well we know our ashr well and then we come to nil and when we come to nil the ofil the holiest the holiest prayer of the year it begins with ashre and suddenly in that that we normally don't even take much time to to reflect upon we suddenly come upon them by when our very lives are hanging in the balance we're very vulnerable suddenly you raise your hands and you say and we know that Hashem can give us anything and at that moment anything that we're asking for his life and we wait and wait and wait we wait to be answered but ash good old Ash suddenly becomes very very special a that we treasure that we might even cry about and it's and it's a beautiful beautiful and it's AA that that I think we take for granted I I certainly do but it's kada to stop for a moment and reassess what is it that we're asking Hashem how are we praising Hashem what is it that we're saying and I heard a beautiful sometimes when you know of someone you know them so you know them not like you're your best friends or anything but you know them you see tremendous milus but the more you get to know someone the less impressed you are and that's often the case somebody once told me no one's a good B until you've heard him doing which is a great line but know you hear about somebody's greatness and then you're no because you become more familiar with him you take him for granted praiseworthy are those that are they sit in the bement day and night every single day but even though they know you so well Hashem but o they still praise you who's more intimate than the who knows you better than the but that's hashem's greatness the more we get to know about him and we're so limited in our scope of understanding but the more we get to know the The More We Want To Praise Him and if you think about that and you stop and think about it and you don't Mumble and ramble on about ashray but you really put thought into it your ashray will be transformed Med and not only will your Ash be transformed so will your life we now move on to cap in the 146th chapter of we say we call out hasem in the last Capital we explained that the O is going on that we still praise Hashem even though we know him so well in a very very famous piece known as aamra says that we praise I praise with my o o is the extra little tidbits that we do the extra nuggets that we invest into person has so so much to try to accomplish but we're limited but then sometimes you push yourself a little bit more and when you push yourself a little bit more suddenly you find new with that oid with that little bit more that's a testament Hashem to the way we feel about you to the way we praise you to the way we love youan galinski was a b NC and there was never any food to eat and they managed with whatever they got every once in a while they would raid the kitchen hey times haven't changed much that's what do and ya who was Dura he told them you can come whenever you want they were given access to his kitchen his home and everything they needed but they just needed a little bit a little bit of bread a little bit of food one Friday night the young men in the yiva finished the suda they finished everything what was the suda piece of Kala sardine a cup of water and they were starving by so there was one Bak his name was yan yan galinski and Yan galinsky was encouraged go to the Sha's home go get something from the kitchen so what did he do he he he went to the kitchen and he mosied around he found kala and a small jar of honey gold mine honey he was about to take it and bring it back to the other bck but then he thought to himself should I do that I should steal not nice now the bck were given permission and and uh he was was about to take it but he said you know what listen this Kal is not for me it's for chabas and if he takes what's the family going to use for yanle debated back and forth and finally decided taking it he took the he took the honey ZM now he uh one day he heard that the rabbitson shortly thereafter was looking for the missing food and he wanted to go over to her and say I'm so sorry I was the one that took it but while he was contemplating whether to go or not an emergency broke out the yiva had to disband there was war and now we didn't have a chance and years passed and the war ended and yanle met up with r yaf and and his rabbitson and he was still ashamed and so he told her the whole story about how embarrassed he was the rabbitson appreciated but she said it's not you who should ask me forgiveness I have to ask you forgiveness how could I have allowed you boys to go hungry I had food in my house I should have been more sensitive to your needs it's my job as the Ritson to give you everything I had my cupboard and if kala and honey remained then I failed you and that's what we have to know even if we feel our spiritual cupboards are bare if we search for the last little bit of O we could sing to Hashem if there's something left in the cupboard it's meant for the find that little bit that's left and use it to sing out Hashem until next time Z