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Married Forever! Parshat Ki Tavo - Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
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statistics show that almost as many
couples get divorc nowadays as stay
married there's been a five-fold
increase in prenuptial agreements over
the last 20 years more and more couples
enter marriage with fewer and fewer
expectations now the Torah acknowledges
that not all marriages will be
successful and it gives us the mitzah
the Commandment of gushin of divorce the
concept of death as to part is not a
Jewish idea the tal says that when a
couple gets divorced the M the holy
altar weeps how are we supposed to
understand this idea of the M
weeping nothing in Judaism is merely
poetic so why should it specifically be
that the MB the altar weeps why not the
tablets of the Covenant why not the ark
why not the husbands to fill in why not
the wife Shabbat
candelabra probably the greatest source
of marital dis Harmony is
misunderstanding the purpose of marriage
the secular Paradigm enshrined in every
fairy tale from the brothers Grim to the
brothers Metra golden mayor is that the
princess finds the prince of her dreams
she finds total fulfillment in her
prince charming and he finds everything
he wants in her beauty Poise
intelligence money someone who puts the
top on the
toothpaste marriage is not about finding
someone to fulfill you it's about
finding someone you can fulfill
marriage is no more than a machine for
giving marriage is about living the
principle that I'm not the center of the
world in the book of basus in Genesis
the Torah says it is not good for man to
live alone when you live alone you have
only one person to give to Yours Truly
the world revolves around me I am the
center of the universe the mbak the
altar is the place where man so to speak
gives to God man gives of his best and
he offers it to his creator the word
Coran woefully inadequately translated
into English as a sacrifice derives from
the Hebrew word karov meaning close to
be close when you give you become close
when you take you make yourself
distant the Torah tells us that no
Corban no offering could be brought on
the altar without the presence of salt
salt is the archetypal Giver salt has
only one purpose to give taste to
something by itself salt is nothing when
a person sees himself as salt when he
sees the whole purpose of his existence
is to give he's added the vital
ingredient of success to his marriage
he's added the spice of life
right