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Cain kills Abel. We all know the two
brothers, Adam and Hava's children. Why
is that? Because they both gave a carbon
a sacrifice and offering to
God Almighty and God accepted Abel
because it was a greater crop. And Cain
just gave whatever he had. He didn't do
it a
as we say from the bottom of his heart.
Didn't do the best of the best. And
the Torah testifies that God tells Cain,
his sin is too great to bear.
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>> It was a big sin that he did. He killed
another individual. He killed his
brother.
The only other time we find this
terminology of your sin is too great to
bear is in the Shulchan Aruch, in the
code of Jewish law.
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>> What does it say? That one who speaks in
the synagogue, who speaks in the shul,
his
sin is too great to bear. What I don't
understand is how could you compare Cain
killing Abel and a guy [music] speaking
in the synagogue?
How could How could you put the
the two together? And the rabbis tell us
something really powerful.
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>> And that is 100% is one in the same.
Why? Cuz in the synagogue, it's a bet
Elohim, it's a house of God. It's a
mikdash me'at, it's a miniature bet
hamikdash, holy temple. Over here in the
synagogue is where we have our prayers
answered. People are praying for
shidduchim, finding their loved ones,
finding their other half. People are
praying for children. People are praying
for a refuah shleimah to be healed and
not God forbid to get sick and God
forbid to die. So in essence, one
[music] that talks in the synagogue is
ruining those prayers and people aren't
getting answered and in essence it could
be killing another individual. Wow.
Reminds me and I'll end with a quick
story of a Victor Miller that individual
came to him with an illness and the
rabbi told him that the synagogue you're
praying do they speak while the prayers
are going on?
And the individual admitted
unfortunately yes. So the rabbi told him
to either have them stop speaking or go
to another synagogue and that's what he
did. When he went to a checkup for the
illness, something shocking happened and
that is [music] that the doctors
couldn't see anything. There was no
illness. It was not there anymore.
This is coming to teach us a very
powerful lesson and that is through our
to through our prayers unbelievable
things happen up there in Shamayim in
heaven. So we have to make sure [music]
that we keep this mouth like we
discussed many times in the past to keep
it kosher to keep it clean. Not only
what comes in but what comes out [music]
as well. We should be married that all
of our prayers should be answered and
for goodness and for blessings.
