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17th of Tammuz 2017 - A Short Message from Rabbi Chaim Mintz
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Oorah's founder, Rabbi Chaim Mintz delivers a short "Seventeenth of Tammuz" message for Oorah's families. You can watch Rabbi Mintz's weekly class given each Tuesday night at pm. http://www.oorah.org/rabbimintzlive.asp DON"T MISS - "Ask the Rabbi" session begins at pm. All questions welcome! Send your question to [email protected] Have a meaningful "17th of Tamuz" fast day!
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Shas
Bas is a very sad day for the Jewish
people we're told that five sad things
happened and all five things that
happened five
tragedies have in common one
sad idea and that is the
separation barriers
between God and his
people and naturally to us that's about
the worst thing that could happen Hashem
we want him to be close he's our father
he's our King and uh by him separating
himself from us that is the greatest
tragedy theas were broken broke the the
two tablets they brought down with the
commandments those Ten
Commandments Raj tells us it's like a
marriage contract the Jewish people in
God are like married
together and his wife and
theas were like a marriage contract that
was giving the main MIT is through theas
through the two two
tablets and this marriage contract which
God promises to give to the Jewish
people the Torah and that was broken as
if the C was torn up the
uh city was broken into the wall was
broken down on the way to burn
the so that also the city of is a place
close
to
they the they stopped the K T from being
brought sacrificed every day they
brought a t a sacrifice in the morning
sacrifice in the afternoon and was the
place that God would live amongst the
Jewish people and through the that's how
it happened and now
they're and also they put a idol in the
bikik
where
he's like the husband and wife the col
like we mentioned before and that's the
house to live together in imagine that
somebody's stranger comes into a
person's house that's the biggest
separation between the man and the wife
somebody else is involved putting a into
what a tragedy that
was burned the Torah also on Shas that
was a terrible tragedy Calamity happened
to Isel so these are the naturally
that's what and are so uh excited about
that keeps us together learning that
learning the tah so here we have a day
of tragedy one after the other different
things happening which shows that
separation and God's furthering himself
from the Jewish people so this is the
sadness of the day and we have to try
our the best we can to rectify uh this
this this this tragic uh uh separation
that we're withness say that especially
we're in Gus now all these years and one
of them is actually the uh study of
Torah we're told that one of the reasons
that b mes was destroyed and God sent it
the go we weren't studying the Torah
enough and we weren't not only not
studying it but we didn't show the
proper
uh and the proper uh uh feeling of of of
how the importance how much Torah is to
us and uh this is something that we have
to try very hard to rectify to study
Torah
and with WR to realize how great the
people are how fortunate we are to have
the T the God gave to us no other nation
in the world has the tah and this is
something that we have to think about
also we know
that we have to have the right kind
of the right kind of feeling to other to
a fellow Jew these are the two big a
varus that Jews were guilty of them that
we have to have Rectify studying Torah
and having the right love and connection
to Jewish people will bring soon and
we'll be able to go back to build and
have the proper connection to hasem the
the love and the connection that we're
so anxious to reinstate by CL is go to
everybody
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