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The Late Parsha Show! Nasso. Moving lesson learned from "wayward wife"
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hello and welcome to the late partial
show for the tour portion
[Music]
this week's Torah portion is packed with
incredible stuff yeah man that's like
every powerful girl
yeah except this week I see it more than
I usually do among the subjects in this
week's Torah portion the turret tells us
about the laws of the wife whose
frivolous behavior causes her husband to
suspect that she isn't really being
faithful to the marriage of course he's
not sure whether or not she actually
committed adultery so this woman is only
a suspect who the terror calls a psycho
Satan not soda SATA SATA I said so Utah
oh just by the way there are other
important details and requirements that
have to be met before this lady's
officially dubbed the SATA but I skipped
something for the sake of clarity so no
this video will not teach you the laws
of SATA but what I will say is this we
are now coming from the holiday of
Shavuos on which we celebrate God's
giving us the Torah so contractual and
essential bond of God with his people
our marriage to God
now we sometimes are like this
unfaithful wife whether we sinned all
the way or just mess around and not
really take our marriage so seriously
the idea is that we're not holding
strong to our commitment with God our
sages teach us something novel that God
when he says over this rule of the site
to wife in the Torah God says ish ish ki
sista ish toe meaning when a man's wife
will turn when she will stray when she
will tilt from the norm from the path of
modesty and do something not so modest
not so kosher now this Hebrew word
assistant which means turn tilt straight
whichever translation you like better
shares the same route as the Hebrew word
for foolishness why because God wants to
inform us that that is really all sin is
foolishness and nonsense
ever since we received the Torah and
married God every single Jew innately
wants to be faithful to the marriage and
wants to keep the Tara and the only way
that sometimes we don't is because the
spirit of folly of foolishness and
stupidity enters into our consciousness
but it's not really
we want or who we are sometimes we're
just now sometimes we're just not fully
there so we do something of nonsense I
would say you're helping me bring out
the point but I think you're just
distracting from it so let's continue
this lesson like all things in Tara
isn't something that will just make you
feel good and fluffy I mean it's okay if
it does that but that's not only it its
fact every single Jew innately wants to
fulfill his or her mission in life by
keeping the 613 commandments of the
Torah sometimes we're not fully there
and we need some pressure but ultimately
we do what we really really want may God
immediately wipe evil on its foolishness
off the face of the earth and let's make
that happen sooner than we think
by keeping smiles on our faces and joy
and love in our hearts
shabbat shalom