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NOACH - RIGHTEOUS IN HIS GENERATION, Parshas Noach By Rabbi Yossi Paltiel, 5766
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okay how do I say
the topic for this week is the first
passing in the past if you don't mind
turning the page
yeah the first post in our pasture reads
a little tell this Nayak these are The
Offspring
of uh
he was a man who was righteous
he was sincere and whole and serious
walked
uh with God
this passage is full of
illusion the plastic is full of darshani
so many many so many so many questions
that are asked by ultimate version
to name a few the plastic begins Ayla
tell this now these are The Offspring of
Nayak the patch isn't really about The
Offspring of their the passion himself
right eighty percent of the patch is not
neither children but next
life
foreign
therefore when Rashi comes to pasha's
tale they said they don't tell this and
the child didn't say ah so we're going
to talk about all the good deeds of
Yitzhak and the past talks about his
children
so now she says no no no over here
attacker means children
in the beginning it actually has to
comment again these are the hospital but
this time we mean biological offspring
since
didn't mean children it meant myself has
to correct what he corrected
another observation is why it says twice
there's a lot of turmer casidas another
observation is these three accolades
ishtzadiq
tomimayo and that's how the Kim is halik
three ideas he was a man who was
righteous
he was Tommy Tommy means whole sincere
serious and he walked with God
what's this last word
he walked the massage of so many
different rashes there's one thing about
Christ is exactly the opposite thank you
so there are all these observations
we're going to focus on one word
it says
he was whole and sincere and serious in
his Generations
most people live one generation
a generation is a lifetime practice
what is the significance of in his
Generations
so we of course begin with arashi but I
published the gamada
is the source of Rashi so we might as
well read it from the original
and then we're going to read it again in
Rashi and waste some time
it says hey let's tell the snare these
are The Offspring of nerves a man who
was righteous he was sincere and whole
and serious but there is of his
Generations why does it say by the race
of
there's two questions here first of all
to say in his generation and then why
does it say plural Generations
he was only righteous in his Generations
foreign
were so corrupt and so perverse
relatively speaking he was righteous
there was so much corruption and so much
evil and so much perversion now with
righteous culture came but there's okay
certainly in other Generations he would
have been considered
righteous if a person could be righteous
in a world that's evil and corrupt so in
a world that's more righteous it can
certainly be righteous so the word
behind his Generations is translated in
two Extreme Ways a only in his
Generations
but be even in his generation
and the Yamada confusion says
what would be an analogy in analog a
metaphor that would work good evening
hello welcome
says that he was only righteous in his
generation I don't know the generations
a barrel of wine
that sits
means a seller filled with
spoiled wine with Clements means with
vinegar with wine that's gone bad
if you walk into that basement and you
smell the contrast between the
particular Barrel that's wine and the
remaining barrels that are vinegar
you'll think wow this is wine
and chalaban came in they're going to
take the barrel of wine out of the
cellar it's just a barrel of wine it's
not so special
when you're amongst stink ordinary smell
is pleasant when you're amongst
pleasantness ordinary smell is ordinary
foreign
and people used it to freshen their
breath people would keep it in their
mouth to keep their breath fresh
sitting in an excrement
if even an excrement a pleasant odor
comes from this spice
the coach came in Malcolm Harbison how
much more so would it be pleasant if you
placed it to knock on my basement in a
place with their other son
this is [ __ ] butter two translations of
the word in his generation says only in
his generation says even New Generation
each one has a mushroom now let's go
back to the decision
let's go back to The Shining we'll read
Rashi first although that I really would
prefer to read a different commentator
first but it actually always has to go
first
it actually doesn't need an ancient
sorry
says Rashi
yes I made arrows I made arrows
there's two hours one on top of another
yes
those rabbis who interpreted and it's
interesting that it actually puts in a
sluggish before
and he married his sister
has a negative connotation has a
positive one thus she reverses the order
he puts his first second right there
were those who interpreted in a
praiseworthy way how much more so had he
been a generation of righteous people
have been a greater righteous man but
yesterday there are others namely who
interpret it in a negative way
relative to his time in his generation
he was righteousness
thank you
so it actually brings think about it
makes a few modifications
and one of the significant things that
it actually adds that doesn't say in the
gamada the gamada says only in his
generation you would be Russian now she
adds but comparative he said nobody
and they said
not only compared but compared to the
generation of Agra
now and before we continue I want to
remind you again we have two questions
really it's one question it's one word
but there's two parts a
what does it mean in his generation
you know he's a topic his generation
some say even his generation some say
only the generation and it doesn't say
in his generation because in his
Generations
why does it say plural multiple
Generations okay both of those questions
we're going to attempt to address
tonight and we're going to see
you know we've had more complicated
classes but this is plenty dynamic
evanese same page near the bottom
he was righteous in his generation but
Day Day in his generation but ASA marble
during the time of the floods
and the generations that follow the
flood
the indicator the sign
the way to remember this is as follows
avraham was Ben was at the age of
a way of remembering that was old enough
to have seen
yeah so Vanessa explains why did it say
he was righteous his Generations
because he lived more than one
generation but which two generations
the generation of the flood and the
generation
After the flood
till 58 years life now what do you think
that means a Vanessa likes
evanese is inclined to say that there
was a Sadiq only in his time and not in
the time of Abraham or he would have
been righteous even at the time of Iran
right he says he was a Sadiq in his
Generations
till 58 years never made his life
savings is clearly opposing us clearly
because Rashi even said that he wouldn't
be even in uh in avraham's times he'd be
like nothing Club
and I mean as this emphasizes
means his generation that means the
generation of the flood and consequent
Generations till the time of Ramadan are
going to say something different similar
but different you'll see in a moment
that I'm banned this means his
generation the narration from the
generation before
so that we can negotiate but by the
evanescent stating but that theyself
means plural generation of the marble
and the subsequent Generations he's
clearly disagreeing with this two-sided
he holds like this okay
um now why would the Theta indicate two
generations
yeah okay he officially lived many
generations
I suppose because the bulk of the
pasture deals with the marble the
process the story the story The Flood
that pretty much 80 of the posture
seventy percent you should know this
with today's stuff he survived the flood
and he lived beyond the flood also and
he was a tactic Thanos
that would be perhaps a way of
explaining the Duke
the Tariff says you're going to read the
story of the flood and I'm gonna tell
you the story at length and he was the
righteous man he's the hero of the flood
he was a hero later on even though I'm
not going to talk about him
I don't know I'm just suggesting that
perhaps this is why the data feels
compelled to make this observation
okay
so in arashi we have two opinions of an
as it focuses not so much on the word
not about generation but the plural
generations and seems to agree
within the best of times now we do
ramban
ramban is on the same page
but on the left side
um if you look for the bottom of the
page you have clearly
the last line
yes
she and disagrees with him yes
there are those who interpret favorably
coach again just flip over your package
how much more so
it's right near it
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there's an arrow you know yeah this one
the dinero had a bit of the generation
he would have been a topic
others say it's this favorable
abbreviate he takes out the words
he brings to opinions
foreign
the purpose and intent of the statement
is not to go into this question
only righteous then
righteous at different times as well
but to State the following
he was the only type
nobody else whole and serious and
sincere Zula say besides for him
we find later on in the past Hashem
tells him directly you alone
nobody else in this generation is really
not deserves to be saved now there was
Mr Shabbat it was first of all they died
prior to the flood secondly it seems
evident that New York Stock is special
who are those people
to my father and grandfather oh what
about the sons who went on the floods I
mean they can't be considered uh
righteous there's a lot of negotiation
in demavation a lot of one of them says
that Hashem gave only a few children
because if he had many I will see it
because he had many children some of
them would have fried out and he would
suffer a few kids you could look after
us it's it's a it's a either an ababanel
or a uh al-shek
he gave him a few kids because a few
kids he could watch they'll beat him
but they were only a hundred and those
blashy says that the age of maturity
then was 100 years old they're part of
amits us they couldn't mess up because
they had no liability
we lived 900 years 100 is like about
race for 17. before drinking age legal
aid for drinking
so the ramban says
the translation of it is not to
correlate to juxtapose a generation
against a generation right that as she
says but that asaph means
compared to another time and the gamada
says so
has nothing to do with comparison it's
not about him his generation of that
it's simply saying there was nobody else
around period in his generation he was
alone Sadiq simple and you could make
the case that it's more shot than
tinashi and you could argue that that
actually makes more simple sense what I
have to go into start questioning his
piety simple nobody else is righteous
but he that's it
but then he observes that I solved he
uses the term
many generations passed
from the time that they became corrupt
the inside
building there was no righteous man of
land other than him
don't question the righteousness of his
grandfather
Ellie Wallen is not here so I'll say it
for him Methuselah
generations and Methuselah died one week
before the model so he did he may have
been another Sadiq but he wasn't meant
to be spread now I want to convince you
of something
ramban says many generations
but
Evanescence looks forward the rabban
looks backwards
you see the Duke and then it says in his
generation and later generation still
love rabovino
so clearly evanese is disagreeing with
Russia and saying no no no no no his tit
kiss wasn't equivalent relatives he was
a real-time
Rahman also says the race of means many
generations but many generations going
back
why
because ramban says that you view the
generations not generations of his life
generations of corruption
there were many generations of
corruption and he stood there sorrow
and withstood the Temptation and the
test and remained righteous and nobody
else was worthy to be saved
so evanes there for sure disagrees with
Rashi
that I'm banned
avoids the whole issue
that's why he says is not corollary it's
not there to compare Nair to somebody
else he lived a long time
he lives in many generations and in all
the generations he lived he was the only
one worthy to be saved Mr shalach died
before so he's out of the question
nobody else deserved to be safe no Rashi
says he has is a man of weak faith
fine but we don't have to bind no it's a
separate opinion we don't have to bind
it on band
with rashi's position
when you read commentators you have to
let each one say his piece I understand
that but I'm saying on your point that
about whether he was righteous or not in
this generation in the previous
generation it's not my generation it's
the point of our discourse right but is
it also including the opinion about
whether or not Noah was a man of weak
faith some of them are fashion we're
going to have some natas I never did
this before Taz
it's a com he's a famous commentator but
he has a commentary on Hamish so he he's
he's really a Peter chandrashi so I
brought him in you'll see nice
um he he connects
he connects the position that says here
that Rashi that was only righteous in
his time to that otherashi in other
words he says that according to the
opinion would have been righteous and
when the generations you you wouldn't
say that interpretation so
you whether he's righteous in this
generation whether it's whether he has a
weak Faith this is the same I'm not
equated you're equating and I'm
reluctantly letting you uh I'm not
trying to be quick
uh-oh Samantha's I don't know all right
so it is the same issue you need to look
in each commentator separately
understood it I would assume that there
would be consistency meaning those who
say he was strong would not give that
interpretation it is conceivable that
you would find this contradiction and if
we would
have to resolve it
but I'm not going to worry about it
you know the whole beautiful one passage
at a time what's the music
I'll go get it you hear what I'm saying
I'm I'm I'm I'm basically to be quite
candid I'm avoiding your question all
right I'm giving you the good old I
don't know thanks for the answer God
thanks for letting me know
okay so now boys I think about it think
about it we have a gamada which is Rashi
that says
in his Generations either it means only
in his generation or even his generation
evanese says many generations that he
was the even by avrah mavino he was
still righteous the ramban says multiple
Generations he was the only one worthy
of being saved in other words he
disagrees with arashi and the gamaris
interest in comparing of a different
sardic and says multiple Generations
means look back
so we really don't know what the namban
holds and the rabbana is going to say
that the Tata is not trying to indicate
whether Neuer would have been righteous
complete to a different generation you
with me
now turn your package back over and read
a support new
and this is just it just tells you how
many possibilities you are
the same page now if you turn pages and
you're lost
the same page we're looking at
you see you have Rashi right opposite it
actually just two arrows pointing to the
right
right to the left of Rashi is
you found it
chief your first name
Chief will be fine
your first name Oran Chief you found it
you see it
relative to his generation so the word
relative sounds like he's Danish but
listen to the next words what were the
generations in other words why does it
say there is
Generations that's for the sake of Ellie
wallens 8 one more time Methuselah
his father
this Allah in his own generation they
had Diaries as well as the generations
that his
co-generationists had in those 600 years
okay I I I misspoke the support is
saying
the same thing as that I'm bad I'm sorry
the disappointed was not I I I I decided
that he was saying both and about as I'm
wrong he was saying the same thing as
the ramban that that the generations
before the marble he was righteous the
difference between the saporno and the
ramban would be however that amban says
there is no comparing going on by
discipline writing the word
relative Generations he's suggested that
in a different time maybe he wasn't
righteous
Okay so we've got a Rashi an Evidence
I would say that the sapono agrees with
that postulation it actually brings two
possibilities that in a different
generation he would not have been
righteous this is
and the evanese would agree with the
postulation of Rashid that even in the
times of love he would have also been
righteous
and then I'm about to avoids the issue
in other words you have every
possibility
now turn the page
the next point is this is a ladak I'm
sorry this is a uh
at our back a wrong line that I'll bag
I like come because it's controversial
and always different but then they solve
in his Generations
he says this is
existed over many generations
because he lived so long
and in all of them we find that he
walked in righteousness that's the gun
said that's the whole rubber now this is
also vague
right it says already worked in many
generations now the word
means already
the connotation of the word kavar is
retroactive backwards that he this means
many generations that already passed
which is like that I'm banned not like
the Ebenezer forward right so perhaps
there are dark I'm sorry that our bag
agrees with that on Banda we're not
looking forward looking back but maybe
he's generalizing
I don't know turn the package off
now we get to the dividend is a test and
um I must say that I cannot
Acclaim expertise at this book this is
about the first time in my life I've
opened it up since I purchased it
but I wanted to find something different
that was looking in different version
and we have this task
he brings all the questions that you do
he mentions the point that you made that
later there are references to him being
deficient in faith and this whole
question how righteous was Nayak was he
super righteous because he was even
righteous at an evil time or was he just
ordinary and he was righteous relative
to his generation and he brings a whole
series of proofs contradictory form in
nadashi or at least inconsistent
formation a bunch of questions
this sue you see where I made the arrow
and the last of his many questions is
why does it says
it should have said in his generation
data
we all agree now you have existed for
one generation he lives one life he
lived five lives
they needed lafarish answers the Tas a
whole bunch of questions but one of the
questions that has addressing
isov and his generation
there are two ideas here
says
that they are not contradictory
when you talk about righteous man
there's two perspectives
the righteous man per se
and the righteous man in the context of
History
the title is discussing in both of those
contexts Neuer has a righteous man
period where you can start measuring him
against Allah
and nayak's righteousness in the
Continental generation where you cannot
measure him compared to other tadikim
you have to compare him to his own
generation
number one how righteousness
and when you talk about righteousness
natural there are many degrees many
levels more righteous less righteous
higher righteousness lesser
righteousness greater piety lesser piety
and so forth hashani
the second issue is
the preciousness of that Sadiq dahini
which means in other words
grants him
importance
and values him so much that he
communicates to
says Taza two separate things the
righteousness of assadic is one issue
his favoritism Eyes Of God are another
why
his righteousness is his level
his favorite designs of God is not only
about him it's about everybody around
him
there's a relativity to it if you live
in a more generation with more tadiq him
you're less Central to today do we know
this I mean do we really know that
that's the way Hashem evaluates things
by comparison to the Taz is entitled to
an opinion he knows I don't necessarily
think everybody agrees with him huh
says it's just a ctions
and I was the English to person there
how could he say that you know if
there's more you know he's less and less
important to me by relativism
his task copy that Tanya was missing the
first page
oh that's cute Taz is entitled to an
opinion
what you're saying is a medicine
number one that doesn't necessarily mean
that they're all the same
they're either they're individual they
didn't have personalities everyone's a
different person
yeah
I only asked because I thought maybe it
was a statement of fact I didn't know
that it was an opinion that's the reason
I asked well in his opinion it's a fact
is designed to Encompass multiple views
okay now I know the second point is
God favors him and speaks to him
in as much as the second idea is
concerned the communication between God
and man like
why are you talking about righteousness
you can measure the righteous of the
righteous man relative to righteous
people of all generations
when you're talking about that they wish
the singling him out as his Communicator
as his prophet
ever since deal with what he has oh what
he planted
it's not about greater or less are you
the sadik I'm talking to you don't tell
me I might say someone else is a bigger
child they can have problems generation
it's a material
since Hashem singles them out to be his
Prophet amen there's no other Prophet
with that generation that you can
compare him to and say she said
he's less than this Prophet when the
abishek singles out a communicator a
representative a prophet he's God's man
that's it
finished you know it doesn't Hamish
no it doesn't hummus
it's interesting thing it says
to take your Yeshua
and to appoint them the leader of the
Next Generation
gathers the Jewish people
and he appoints him a leader and he says
to the Jewish people
you must listen to him
and the elders
so they wish to resonates measure of in
his words and says tell the Jews they
should listen to yahushua says
listen to Yeshua and the elders the
ability says
there's a one spokesperson for one
generation and it's Yeshua there's no
competition there's nothing to talk
about
so to speak
confirms mentioned about his words with
a modification just to Yeshua
what is that I'm sorry I don't mean to
take us to feel but what does that tell
us Motion News all right
well I can be honest with you huh
good question I have to think about it I
don't know the answer no no you've got
to say good good good
this resolves all the problems
the generation's prior to his
I'm skipping 67 words
the conclusion and the perfect of all
those Generations
didn't like anybody about him
says this is a praise
of means in his Generations he was Head
and Shoulders above everybody else
since in those Generations
he was the righteous man
to learn from because certainly you said
it he would have been even greater than
someone else to learn from
such a righteous man that even his
Generations when he was the Lone Sadiq
he was righteous
Villages
the second Rashi who says that nayaks
righteousness was only in his generation
and in the generation of Abram he would
have been nothing
also agrees that means that was special
in his generation
Ella but the Methodist he interprets the
posse also favorably
but not favorably foreign
in Russia and says we're praising Nayak
was righteousness generation
says Rashi some say it's positive some
say it's negative it says Taz some say
it's positive for one reason others say
it's positive for another reason
some say it's positive because we're
talking about the man he was Italian
and when you're talking about him as an
individual you're comparing him to
history
you compare him another one's saying he
was God's Prophet it's also a compliment
it's just a different one
and as she says in the time of ramovani
wouldn't have been God's Prophet but it
doesn't matter right now he's the
prophet like you have a
Nigeria the greatest of our prophets was
small Samuel the most deficient of our
leaders was a man named who who had an
ego which almost cost him the life of
his daughter
says the obligation to father has equal
to Samuel in his time in the generation
he was equal he was the same thing as
small he was God spokesperson
so the tasks enriches Rashi by saying
they're both complements they're just
different complements one is the
complement of his person and the other
company of his Prophet prophetic role
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second
turn over the packet if you don't just
don't touch it yeah that's right there
we go take this motion
you see my arrow
see my arrow he analyzes every word you
know this is a dash and he tells us a
speech it goes off of pages and pages
and Pages you know they suck Cassius and
cautious and caches and gosh you think
you're gonna get dizzy from the
questions and then just and when they're
finished everything is answered the
Obama knows like that the Australians
like that there's a safe it that's
called akeda okay this is
essays
it goes on and on and on asks a million
gives a million and want to do it
yourself what does it mean again the
ashok's question is why doesn't it
singular his generation want to say
multiple generations and he offers a
common senseful thought
every human being sees two generations
when he grows up
in other words the people you emulate
and the people who emulate you
when you're young you're a follower when
you're an adult you're a person but it
is
Young saw the world as a young
impressionable person and he was
righteous Nayak was an adult he had
self-respect and dignity and his own
identity and his own material his own
property his own wealth but they saw he
was still a mensch
he was righteousness
he when he was young but they asked him
because the generation of the elders who
preceded him when he was young
and then he's succeeding of them so this
al-shek is in concert with the ramban
and probably the bag that says
Generations means backwards as opposed
to the evidence of means
forward right what's the deal
he lives he lived for many generations
so why say two why not 20
so I'm again I'm assuming and it seems
very logical because when you're young
you're making decisions
when you're growing your decisions have
been made if you live a long time you
live by the same principles but when
you're young you're still impressionable
you're in a position to
form and mold and model yourself
so the Tater says when he was in the
process of maturing
and once he was mature he was the same
like you have in the modern
and I think one of the guys brings it
here that um
when you're young you should see to it
not to embarrass your older years but
even when you're little sorry
even when you're little
you should um you should be righteous
Ness
well I mean that makes some sense
because you say by comparison relatively
there was nobody before him that was if
you say everyone else was so corrupt he
had no Role Models so he he was right
it's that really defines his
righteousness exactly right
but the reason we distinguish between
these two eras because here he was still
impressionable and he was impressing
others
foreign
so when you're ancient and you're old
you're honored and Noah
had the foresight not just to grow up
and be a mansion but to be a mensch
before he was grown and and that
deserves distinction so it says but
again he too was looking back and not
forward
his the periods of time in his own life
and the ababanel articulates and
explains
he died a generation
the root of the word diet is Dieter
dwelling living in hasidis the word is
used to connote Shooters
shoot us
but in the Obama says there is no word
circumstances of living means
circumstances of life
the
passage of a significant body of time in
one circumstance to be considered one
generation
and we will change the circumstance will
change I'm holding right here sorry oh
yeah okay good the line begins with the
word
it will be a new generation College this
is especially acute in the life of there
is
considering how long he lived in fact
you have to assume a hundred years was
his youth if he lived 900 years so his
youth was 100 years
he was righteousness
subsequent time periods
the cause of righteousness was constant
and he goes on to talk about it and
explain it so he translated the race of
means in the various eras of his life
now ZIP down till the next underlined so
you see it
okay
should die
before the model the shame K and the
Kayla Shane was a tonic the aviation of
alien Ava was Italian
died
they were more righteous than him
how could we say that was at Sadiq in
his times
struggles with this Suffolk and
translates that we're not comparing
Nayak to
other people were comparing him to his
times because
he Compares it only to the generations
of Nayak prior to them
not all the generations
afterwards in other words
saying is
righteous and his generation says and
about not all of them because after that
was relatively speaking he wasn't
righteous enough
and Obama doesn't like this
speaks
without clarity
which qualifies the truth of what I said
that was a tadiq in every generation you
know I skipped the most important part
diet lived through many circumstances
pre-marble marble post-mobble in all
those circumstances
forgive me I I that's what he's
elucidating here right
foreign
I'm sorry
and you're gonna say that each person's
life is only one generation as opposed
to many generations how does a Barbara
explain to the word that doesn't mean a
lifetime
it means a period of living that's
constant a person can have many dietites
I mean many circumstances of living
so the about if you're going to say that
means for when a person is born till the
person is dying
if you only saw one generation
does in other Generations before okay
know the generations after he died so
the ababana is saying the Theta says
have to say that there doesn't mean a
lifetime that means a circumstance
through multiple circumstances and he
was Italian canola hastes what's the
ability
Evan Ezra says means forward
that it means backwards
if an edge it says but there is forward
to say that he was attacked even by
abramovia ramban says it means backwards
because he can't accept that he was
attacking says
essentially he's saying the the point of
the race of is not like it Rashi says
this favorably to the contrary to say
not to withstanding the diversity of
circumstances and conditions he lived
with and in and through he was the same
there
so this is the I made a mistake he's the
one who says not disappointed that he
was righteous before during and after
so for sure it's like
you follow
in a favorable way noyak's being
righteous and his Generations means the
world change he Remains the Same
the world became terrible he was a
righteous man the world became righteous
he was righteous then too he was
distinct even then is this saying that
being being assignment has something
with the surroundings that you're in or
the opposite well it's since it's an
analysis of one man it's not an analysis
of
it's an analysis of one person
so there are different obviously the
answers to that question is it depends
on the topic
but we're talking about this particular
topic and there are as many opinions as
it could possibly be
which is typical Financial
I printed three series
and I have eight minutes to do three
things
the first secret is it's a very very
long Sita and it's like it's a delicious
but the part of the theater we're
learning has nothing to do with this
it's an ancillating component I once
discussed this season with you two years
ago when we first started this is one of
my favorite series
so you'll notice I printed page 13 14 20
and 21. I didn't print the whole series
if you're interested
and I printed also only a couple of
pages and at the back I have a secret
hey in Hebrew which is which we're not
going to get to
it will cover the next two it will be
successful
but the information is here as the
result say yes
take it home and continue
but let's begin with the first series
page 13 no no you went too far turn back
one there we go page 13.
um whatever has a question
yeah
was righteous in his Generations right
for some reason Rashi is not concerned
with the plural of generations
but he wonders why it says generation
altogether and he brings them
number one there are those who say that
they're righteous number two those in
there who's not so righteous had he been
at the generation of Abraham he would
not have been valued at all
right
so they never ask somebody he asks the
Evanescence
anything he was 58 years old when they
died
I'm reading the second paragraph page
13. doesn't make any sense
foreign
means looking back right
some say don't bother me
if vanessa says look forward he was
righteous even the times of ramadina
Rashi owes even as an explanation
everything makes a good point he was 58
years old when they passed away by the
time around was 58 he had already broken
the Sodom of
numerate he'd been ex spent he was
thrown it off furnace spent 10 years in
jail was expelled from kharan had moved
at Israel had become a prophet that done
enormously great things
foreign
generation
so he was Nevermind and the Tater calls
himself so how could Rashi say that in
his time he's a nobody
and the secret goes off into a normal
that the subject flipped flip over your
package
page 20
.
everything we just read which is a
beautiful secret that discusses a whole
nother subject all together
foreign
nayaks
impact on his generation
compared to Abraham's impact on a
generation was garnished
can you say I'm sorry I didn't mean to
do this to you could you say that hold
on one sec
had a long time is it
had he seen the generation of Rome yes
after almost 50 when they have died but
the generation of ram hadn't fully
formed yet
because it's not about Avro it's about
his generation
and relative to avraham's impact this
generation was nothing and I think it
means impact on his generation or
something I don't think it means
personally personally so the rabbit is
compared to his generation in other
words did Nayak affect his people maybe
a little I mean you wasted this another
whole controversy but compared to deity
and that ever goes into a discussion
about what was special about him
this she has a classic it's a
masterpiece it's a must learn
the sea has two halves
that combine that come together to form
a vision who abramovino was
and to form a vision of what avidazade
is and to form a vision of how to
protect yourself against it the whole
city revolves around the number
and the secret literally
articulates and argues the necessity of
a dichotomy
till this point
the whole method of the secret is
that
avidazade is an intellectual disease
it's not a behavioral issue it's a mind
and a heart issue it's it's it's the
mind you could argue of a desire you
could intellectually discredited
correspondingly a relationship with
Hashem
is an intellectual it's a spiritual to
human endeavor it's not a gift from God
it's not faith alone there's this person
involved
represented this
it's a whole long story how the devil
argues it the gist of it is that rambam
says around was 40 when avram discovered
God even though it's very difficult to
find a source for this says the reason
that I'm choosing the age 40 because the
Theta links
there's a connection between Authority
and intelligence connection to God was
an intellectual one
of a disorder is an intellectual
sickness the brain is messed up the Cure
of a disorder is intellectual Clarity
connection to Hashem is intellectualism
the second half of this is going to say
exactly the opposite don't trust your
intellect
because
and he all based on an album this is the
design of the whole Syrah that makes
these two arguments it says this is what
did on the one hand it was all
intellectual on the other hand
ultimately that intellect was rooted and
anchored and took roots in faith so it
should be permanent I I miss speaking a
little bit
but that's basically the message
so the devil says we're not comparing
we're preparing generation around
generation in what terms in their impact
didn't make people religious
Abram taught people
he made himself contained religious
about almost 58 years old by this point
he had done many great things he had
been through many miracles he was a
recognized prophet of God and maybe he
moved people but the generation above it
wrong wasn't the people that removing
there were the scholars they were the
students of Abram they learned's
knowledge they became students of his
not just followers let's read
the generation of Iran means
not the period when you was known
following
which actually started their next
lifetime as we mentioned
the people became his now they followed
him they became his
in concert with the approach
his ideas to his opinion and his way
he won debates he proved them wrong but
he didn't make them agree with him it's
one thing to win an argument it's
another thing to win over your opponent
doesn't mean he won the argument means
he won their minds
and this happened after Nair passed away
and I couldn't touch that
and for purposes of time restraint let's
let's leave it at that you could read it
yourself but what's the devil saying
did not talk about him personally it's
talking about him in relationship with
this generation but
to compare nayak's achievement
achievement are you crazy
to people too maybe they proved people
that is wrong also but he didn't win
their minds
who won their mind and relatively
speaking it's Club Scottish
so you could agree with the evaneser
that was there was righteous as a person
even around's lifetime but we're not
comparing we're comparing nayak's
influence tavaram's influence
even according to the evidence
see how beautiful one word and Taylor
could be
and then you turn the page and you have
another series
every Shabbos and they never edited the
secrets for the first few weeks
and it didn't happen I don't have time
to read it with you
but I'll just tell you the thought and
I'll tell you where to find it it's
mostly in the last two pages it says on
page 282 and 283.
like this
he says you could talk about the
database of all you want you can argue
about it was he righteous only in his
time was he righteous even in his time
the whole situation
but after you finish all those arguments
and you hear all those opinions it
actually brings both Evanescence looks
forward that our bond looks backwards
the uh the um
a Bible looks forward and backwards
but there's a lesson in all of this
what's the lesson alliness
the less and all of this is
that is a flood
what do you do when there's a flood
you go into the ark
touches the handicap Hashem when there's
a world around you is not sacred not
holy you go into Tate and Philip
your Ark is you described
yesterday
you're a big Sadiq you physically
withstand The Temptations of the world
go into the ark
yesterday
you're you're not a big titic you're a
nobody you say who cares if I'm
corrupted I'm a nobody anywhere in
Russia anyway boil at him
taste
did the Tate is saying whatever kind of
Nayak you are boil go into the ark not
either
and again we were out of time but this
is what the devil says on page
then the devil has a whole another
secret with foreign
in the generation of Maisha and the
generation of David he would have been
nothing
and the devil goes into a whole Indian
because everybody's like six or seven
they're all say the same thing and
analyzes each one becuits it one says
had a bit of a generation of small
little but nothing in generation that
might she would have been nothing
analyzes because he says
have three Central themes avram is the
Jewish people maishes the Theta and
David is kingship kingship means to
bring the Taylor to the whole world
says the reason the Isaiah Compares
Nayak to these three generations and
that he was nothing because
initiated the idea of a people of God
initiated of God neither initiated
bringing the title of God to the whole
world but compared to them it was clue
but we have homework