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I would like to bring you a few
important words from the clear on the
par shall AEV you can find this in
Deuteronomy 7 verse 12 and
13 so the para Begins by telling
ussh
and it will be could be as a reward or
just because of your listening to these
ordinances that God will show you right
you're observing them you're keeping
them God will show you favor God will
reward you all kinds of good blessings
and the promise will be fulfilled of
returning to your land that the land
itself that was promised to your
forefathers you shall return to so we
see that as a result of following
whatever it is we're going to Define
that right now you will find all these
rewards the cleard goes out of his way
to show us that the word AEV is a code
word for
hookim are those types of mitzvot that
don't have necessarily an obvious
meaning these are decrees from hasem in
contrast to Mish MIM are the types of
mitzvah that are obvious good for
society laws that you would have come up
with all on your own if you were given a
chance to think what would benefit
Society don't murder don't steal right
don't rape all these different laws that
are beneficial for society that you
would have come up through logic whereas
hookim could be totally illogical
there's no basis of logic to have these
misses now the more the important lesson
that he tells us can only be learned
through understanding the verse in the
following Manner and the important
lesson that he wants to teach us comes
through understanding the verse first in
the following
way and it will be on account of theim
that you will listen to
sincerely at the word at he wants to
translate and understand as IM with with
the M with these Mish when you equate
them and they're equal on the same level
in your eyes both theim that don't
necessarily make sense with the Misha
that totally make sense remember Rashi
says here on this verse that these are
the Mitzvah that you take lightly and
you likely to tread upon with your heal
and that's why the word AEV really means
heal that's the the root of the word but
it's understood here as theim because
the hookim those laws that you're likely
to tread upon with your heel and you're
commanded here to equate them with the
Misha which are the other laws that make
total sense so he says the cleart tells
us in two ways we should be looking at
this one the first
is because of the equating of both the
hook and the Mish
te and We Know by the Misha te one would
be very careful and very fervent to make
sure that they fulfill the mishpatim in
the most detailed way and complete
way okay so because you actually see the
benefits it's very obvious and when you
see the benefits that are obvious you
want to fulfill them in those in in its
best sense and that is you should be zah
here you should be careful so too in
theim that is hinted at through the word
akev and on the other side just like
theim you do not for any benefit because
it's the word of God so too you should
do the Misha because they are the word
of God and through this mid through the
Fulfillment and following both of those
missiles on an equal level Hashem will
guard for you the Covenant and the
kindness that he swore to your
forefathers to very important lesson and
I invite you to listen to the whole
shiur the link is listed below on the
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description shabbat
shalom
