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Parsons MR
The Torah tells us once again about the
the Shulchan that was at the base
hamikdash.
And the Shulchan served the purpose of
being the conduit
of parnosa that comes down to this
world.
And that's symbolized by the lechem
uponim
the 12 loaves of bread
that were put on the Shulchan
every single week.
So the Gemara, this is the Gemara in
maseches Chagigah, but those of you who
are learning the daf yomi
we had this recently in maseches
Menachos as well.
The Gemara says over here
the mighty shiv a Shulchan haTahor
the possuk uses the word the Shulchan
haTahor, the holy the the the
the the pure Shulchan. It's tahor, not
tamei.
Says the Gemara
in Taanis in Chagigah kuf
michalsha hu tamei apparently that
Shulchan can become tamei.
I I forgot the Gemara kli eitz asher lo
nachas ino mekabel tumah.
This is called a kli eitz, a wooden
keili
that's supposed to sit there, it doesn't
move around. Such a keili is ino mekabel
tumah.
Amalavei shemagbiin osoi umarin bo lo
eilav kolam lechem uponim. No.
They did move the Shulchan
three times a year.
What did they do three times a year with
the Shulchan?
They would lift it up
and they would show to the people who
were oleh regel came to the base
hamikdash sholosh pa'amim bashanah
and they'd lift up the Shulchan and
they'd say "V'omrim lahem ruchi bas chem
lifnei hamakom."
Look how the Ribono shel Olam loves you.
See look like kissidurei.
Because we know that they would put the
they baked the lechem uponim
they put it there on Shabbos
and it would remain there the entire
week.
But just like on the day that they put
it in, it was hot fresh bread
that's the way it was
after a week like that.
It was still hot, it was still warm.
The Ribono shel Olam is saying
this is a siman how much he loves us.
Tanya shiv'ah nese gadol na'aseh
balachem uponim.
What great new miracle? They sit there
for a week
and they're still fresh and warm.
Kissidurei
shenemar last lechem lechem cham bayom
hilochai.
So they went ahead and they showed oleh
regel the people came up to the base
hamikdash
three times a year when they're about to
leave they show a neis
a miracle that happened in the base
hamikdash. What's the miracle?
That the bread re- remained warm and
fresh for the entire week. Now
there were many nisim that happened in
the base hamikdash on a daily basis.
Why this neis?
Of all the things that they demonstrated
they demonstrated the Shulchan and the
lechem uponim the warm challos that
remained warm
from week to week.
Why that?
So I once saw in a sefer
I think a very
a very interesting pshat.
And that is that
when the Ribono shel Olam is going ahead
and telling us
by making the warm the the bread warm,
these are the 12 loaves, the 12 challos.
Why 12?
Connected to shivtei Yisrael
the 12 tribes of klal Yisrael.
The Yud Beis Shvatim
the 12 shvatim
each bread connected one of the shvatim.
Ribono shel Olam this is how much I love
you.
You're still warm, you're still fresh by
me.
Kissidurei, that's the symbolism over
there.
Ruchi bas chem lifnei hamakom.
Ribono shel Olam this is how I
demonstrate how much I cherish you, how
much I love you.
You're still warm by me
with me even after a week of sitting
over there.
That's the chibbas chem lifnei hamakom.
That is why perhaps they picked this
neis.
This actually is a word from Rav Tzadok
haKohen miLublin in the Pri Tzaddik. He
says this pshat.
And what he writes he says is
that
you're now going back
to your cities, to your countries, to
your wherever you live.
And you know there are 12 shvatim,
they're tell 12 different shvatim and
guess what?
People aren't alike.
The shvatim are not alike.
Yaakov Avinu had 12 sons, 12 different
sons
with different koachus and with
different personalities and with
different uh
different person in the whole different
gishah philosophy to life.
You're going to go back now
to your cities and your towns.
And you have to live together.
There is no only one way that's right.
There are multiple ways that are right.
Each shevet
has its own approach to the Ribono shel
Olam.
You know there's a halacha in Shulchan
Aruch in Orach Chaim
that is that we some shuls do shuls do
do today.
The Shulchan Aruch writes in Hilchos
Tefillah siman tzadi tzorech liftoach
chalonos
ochaloinus keneged Yerushalayim
you have to have windows opening towards
Yerushalayim
kedei sheyispallel kenegdan and you
daven opposite them.
V'toiv sheyihyu babais hakneses Yud Beis
Chalonos.
There should be 12 windows.
Each window connected to shevet.
Why?
Cuz there are 12 approaches, there are
12 pathways to the Ribono shel Olam.
Not only one way.
Reuven has his way, Shimon has his way
Levi has his way, Yehudah has his way.
And what the Ribono shel Olam says
they're all acceptable to me
as long as it's al pi das Torah.
You know in Yeshivas Ner Yisrael in the
Bais Medrash
there are 12 windows.
In the Agudas Yisrael shul in Baltimore
here there are 12 windows.
Cuz that's a halacha in Shulchan Aruch.
12 windows connected 12 shvatim.
12 windows
12 pathways to the Ribono shel Olam.
12 approaches.
And that is why they lifted up the
lechem uponim.
The lechem uponim
ruchi bas chem lifnei hamakom.
See how
precious you are to the Ribono shel
Olam, all of you. Each one of you
with perhaps your only different
mahalach.
And that's the message that the people
should go home with.
Yeah, okay, he davens like this, I daven
like this. I start with Baruch She'amar,
he starts with Hodu.
Uh
he says hallel on leil Pesach, I don't
say hallel be Pesach. You know we have
our different minhagim.
Sefardim their minhagim, Ashkenazim
their minhagim, Chassidim their
minhagim, Sefardim their minhagim
Teimanim their minhagim.
Chibbas chem lifnei hamakom. They're all
dear to the Ribono shel Olam.
And that's why davka they lifted up the
Shulchan with the lechem uponim with the
warm bread
to say everybody equally is acceptable
to the Ribono shel Olam as long as it is
al pi das Torah.