The Eternal Holiness of a Jew - Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser

[Music] when we think about chuhwa our minds go back to other Mauritian the very first man Adam was given one Mitzvah not to eat from the eight sadhus not to eat from the tree of knowledge but he transgressed he ate from the tree of knowledge and he was expelled from ghanaian he changed the course of man things would no longer be the same busy us a path Latoya left him by the sweat of your brow ually bread how different man was after other Murray shown but what happened autumn he went to the river gijón he mer stin the river up until his neck he stayed there in for seven weeks he went to tennis him he fasted and he begged Asham for repentance finally at the end of those weeks he said I am on a courtesy I have sinned before you and GaN Eden but now that I'm here I did shuva i repented I am sorry and I regret everything that I did hashem please show the world that there is something called chuhwa that all the ensuing generations can say Adam dip jouvert I can also do children I can also repent Hashem said so Lochte kid wherever you are forgiven you are pardoned and in addition Hashem gave to him the special beggin of the coin goggle imagine the high priest where's the bed and Adam the one who sinned ended chuva where's that bed how beautiful it is it was after the Second World War that there was a man who went from Eretz Israel he went back to Poland and he was looking for a remnant he was looking for memento as a third of his father his father was well known in Warsaw and when he went there he spent a few days he could not find a trace not one memento as he was about to leave he heard that in one of the homes there was the parottas there was the arc cover for the holy ark and they had used it as some type of a bedspread as a cover for one of the beds that the Nazis had taken over that house he ran and ran he broke into the house and there he seized on the bed the process with his father's name on it he took the process and he hugged it and he ran to ask asylum he went to rubbish ring and he asked them now that this protest has been put through such Touma such filth and uncleanliness who knows what the Nazis did with it could it ever be restored to be a profess to be the curtain in the Ark in the synagogue robust tree said no matter what that parottas went through no matter who tried to defile it no matter what happened to it it never loses its kedusha returned that protest to its place to its proper place in the synagogue over the our encoders and so to a Jew no matter what they were through no matter how they were defiled no matter what happened to the Jew they always have their holiness at any moment that you can do chuhwa can repent and be restored to its former glory [Music] you [Applause]