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Does Your World Have God In It? - Purim On Fire
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Here
are five simple questions to anyone who
slows their life down enough to think
rarity. Number one,
why why don't we just have happiness on
the of PM? Why does it have to start all
the way at the beginning of the month?
Pretty basic question. We don't say
right. We just have we have that's it.
We don't say
just when silkus comes we're happy like
we don't extend it to the beginning of
the month
no just relax just have when it comes to
perm all of a sudden we bring it to the
beginning of the month why question
number two what's up with the whole
focus of sim on perm okay it was a big
miracle it was very nice but there was
like we got the tow
that was major day of sim
we have an avod of on pes It's not the
day of Simha, but hey, like we got out
of Egypt. Pretty big.
Huge miracle. It's not like the day of
Simkha. Pum all of a sudden has like a
monopoly on sima. Why? Question number
three. What's up with giving us? We go
berserk bananas. You ever thought about
it? Why? Why are we giving Shahus I'm
sorry? Why don't we give Shah Khan?
Maybe we should give Charlottah on
sukus. So you're going to say, well
that's crazy. Well, it's only crazy
because we don't do it, right? Why not?
What does PM have to do with Shman?
Question number four. The name Prim.
It's a bizarre name. Well, Hmon waddled
to Atlantic City, played blackjack, and
then to figure out what day it we should
he should kill us. Oh, that's the name.
Prim Atlantic City blackjack. What?
What?
The last question, the most obvious and
most crucial question is what exactly
was the big deal? Again, very
politically incorrect question. But what
was the big deal? Okay, so there was an
evil guy who started up with us, wanted
to kill us, and we miraculously were
saved.
Isn't that threearters of Tanakh? Isn't
that all of Jewish history? We don't
have a yontiff celebrating the walls of
Eureka miraculously falling down and
Yahushua not getting decimated by the
five armies who were about to wipe him
out because at the last second they went
mentally insane and the sun literally
stayed in the sky extra didn't set. Only
time in world history the sun didn't set
so that Hashem could wipe out an army
for us. No y for that. Most people don't
even know what happened. No y for that.
That doesn't get a yant. Okay. What
about dvra who w beat Cyra who had 900
chariots and dvra comes victorious. No
yant for that. What about gidon who
attacked the medyanim and beat them with
9,000 soldiers versus 100,000. No y for
that. Okay. What about shimshin who beat
the pushim? He killed a thousand pushim
with the jawbone of a donkey. No yim for
that. Now that's not good enough for you
people. What about Sanarev who exiled 10
entire
and then was about to exile the
remaining two and at the last second we
were miraculously saved. No y for that.
Okay. What about David saving all of
Israel from the pushim? No y for that.
Kill golas. No y for that. What about
the entire land of Arrow was about to be
stolen by the Africans before Alexander
the Great miraculously at the last
second saved? No. Yumpt for that.
What? So there was a bad guy named Hmon
who wanted to start up with us and we
were miraculously saved. Yeah, that's
the whole
Purim is unique precisely because there
weren't open miracles. It took a little
pride to see, oh, Hashem was running
this. Oh, Fox News was actually wrong
that a thousand Iranian missiles came
and all of them missed. Wasn't actually
just a marvelous coincidence.
They love that. It was just a marvelous
coincidence. You're a buffoon.
You are a buffoon with a capital B. It's
a marvelous coincidence. They're not one
rocket head. You're a buffoon.
Well, wait a minute. There are some Jews
who buy into that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Marvelous coincidence. It's the same
thing. Pim is about pride.
Which team are you on? Are you on
Hashem's team? Do you see him running
the show? And because that's the entire
Y of Purim, it has to start at the
beginning of the month because we don't
just have one cute day where you put on
makeup and you check the check and
you're good to go. No, no, no. That's
maybe for other government. No, it's a
whole month. I want to see you bim at
the dentist, at the grocery store. I
want to see you bim with pride in you. I
want to see the sim you have when
interacting with people who YOU MIGHT
NOT LIKE. OH, AND give them to inculcate
pride because that's the name of the
game. I want you to see Hashem, the
peace of God in her and her and her and
that girl you don't like. Give it to
her. Especially her.
That's the whole Yantiff.
The whole Yantiff is seeing Hashem in
you when it's hard.
The entire calendar is a reflection of
this. You ever notice there are 354 days
in the Jewish year.
172 out of 354
are days of significance. Ay, a fast
day.
Did you know that out of 172 days of
significance, 127 of those 172 are
between Pes and Sukus, the spring and
summer, the minute Sukus is finished,
quiet crickets.
Why did Hashem design the calendar like
that? Everything is crammed into it's
lopsided.
You don't know the answer cuz Hashem
wanted to give us a chunk of time where
you could do it on your own.
Let me see you dab in when it's not Na.
Let me see you cry when it's not
Tishabove. Let me see you dabin and it's
not Rashashana.
It's a random Wednesday in February.
It's like friendship. All friends show
up to their friends vart, but great
friends are there early and stay late
and text everyone else to make sure
everyone was there. All friends show up
to a Shiva house, but great friends are
there the day after Shiva bringing
chocolate. All friends visit their
friend when she's diagnosed with cancer
in the hospital. But great friends are
there 6 months later when now, okay,
she's been transferred to the Cleveland
Clinic and you live in Payic and you
drove 19 hours on Gidalia and you have a
splitting headache. You have 3,000
things to do. And then you get there and
she's sleeping. So you wait three hours
by her bedside just for her to wake up,
just for you to smile at her and say,
"I'm on your team. You have leukemia.
I'm here with you." That's a friend.
That's what Hashem wants. Yeah. Anybody
could check checks and make labels and
send them out. Yeah. And you're giving
it to the friends who you already anyway
love. That's Mar. I'm not advocating to
not give to you. You get what I'm
saying?
Purim is at the tail end of the winter
months. The months where we're supposed
to inculcate pride. We're supposed to be
proud.
You better believe we're going to have a
whole month of happiness of sim pride.