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Okay, good morning everyone.
Again almost we're going to speak a
little bit
about let's begin with a very important
question. Today's learning is dedicated
by our dear friend and neighbor
Dr. in honor of the yard of his
mother. She whole family.
Okay. There is a famous account of a
sedar that took place with five of the
greatest Tanoim. They were Rabelzar,
Rabbi Yeshua, Rabbazaria, Rabi Ka, and
Rabbi Tarfine. Off the bat, what's very
interesting to note is the first Tana
mentioned in the Hagada. Who's the first
Tana mentioned in the Hagada? Rebelar.
Interesting. Can we ask why is the first
Tana mentioned in the Hagada? Rebelar.
If we maintain and have the amuna that
the hagada is written purposefully and
every single word is important and the
placement of certain names are of
significance then of course we're
entitled to ask why is the first name
mentioned by the way which is the first
name mentioned
in revelar revel is the first mentioned
Shass. So in the new Hagada of the
pinas, he brings the mass Hagada
formulated the Hagada patterned after
shas patterned after Mishna. Just like
Rebel is the first Hana mentioned in the
Mishna. He's the first Hannah mentioned
in the Hagada. Now there are reasons why
Rebar is the first Hannah mentioned in
the Hagada. You know Kazal say Rebelar
says nobody ever beat me to the shul. He
was always the first one in the shul. So
therefore we give him the honor. He's
the first one mentioned in the Hagada
and that's why he's the first Tana
mentioned in Shas. By the way, he's also
he said nobody ever left after him. So
he's the last Tana mentioned in Shas.
Okay, we have these five Tano. And what
were they doing? They were discussing
the events of Mim the whole night until
the students came and said, "Our
rabbis
shakas, let's ask one simple question.
What would you call a guy that's shaking
a lulv on
some food? He's he's out of his mind.
You know, there's no mitzvah to shake on
on some it's maybe maybe it's maybe not.
But it's not the right time. In other
words, mitzvah are not just inherently
good deeds. You have to do them at the
right time. If you do them the wrong
time, know some people they they wake
up, they say. Very nice. But if you
don't say it bismano then you miss the
boat. You don't get credit for the
creation. You have to make sure you do
mitzvah at the right
time. When is the right time to discuss
the events of the night of the 15th? All
night or until you know it's the mitzvah
of is linked to which mitzvah
matzah. The mitzvah of matzah is linked
to which mitzvah.
When until when do you have to bring the
carbon
pesary and Rabi Rabi says you have the
whole night to be m of the car
accordingly you have the whole night to
eat matzah you have the whole night to
discuss the events of m so you
understand why raka was discussing the
events of the whole night but
razar holds carbon pak is
only accordingly matzah is only
according accordingly is only so could
somebody tell me why Rebel Bazar was
discussing the events of the whole
night. I have two problems with it.
Number one, it's a meaningless act. So
you say it's not meaningless. You're
talking about Hashem's miracles. Once
you're not
being you might as well either learn or
asel asks, better to go to sleep. Why is
it better to go to sleep? because
there's a mitzvah of and I don't know
about you but I could tell you
personally that I
get
sleeping and I could use
some.
So why was staying up the whole night
speaking about that says he should have
gone to sleep. You can't use the
if you hold like you have the whole
night. If you hold like you have
to can't bring in. Yeah. So that's the
question on
rebel. Okay. You hear the kash who asked
this
question. It's a famous question that
what was her bless doing speaking about
when is over the way asks it
is so you want to hear the stipler's
answer says the stipler there's a rule
that follows
the now where is the sedar taking place
this sedar is taking place in Benabra
who is the mardasra in
Ben. The Gomorrah says in
Sanhedrin was a rabbi.
So if there's
a follows him and everybody defers to
his view. Therefore
since and in his
view is the whole night is the whole
night. So is the whole night. So Rebel
Aaria in deference to
Rabaka spoke about the events of the
whole night. That's the answer of the
stipler. Okay. But we could ask one
simple question on that and that is why
in the world would rebelar subject
himself to Rabbi Kea's view and go to
Benabra for Yamiff he should have stayed
home where he could follow his own
view or you could ask that on Rebel
Nazaria why is Rebel Nazar in Benra
what's Rishua doing in Benra what's
doing inbra they don't live there why
did the greatest tanom of the era dapka
go to rebaka and now they have to defer
to the view of Rabi Aka. Is that a good
question? The correct response is
yes.
Okay.
So, the wrote, if I'm not mistaken, five
different Hagadis. He wrote five
perushim on the Hagada. One of the
perushim the wrote
is
saf. And
in the says like this, the intent of
these
was they were an undercover mission. It
was undercover. What was undercover?
They were doing mystical
um effectuations. They were doing
mystical stuff, but they had to do it
undercover. So they hid it under the
guise of they wanted to go to Benabra.
you know, everybody likes to go to
Benbra. People go to Israel, they go to
Benbra and the sometimes and that's it.
So, they figured, let's just say we're
going to Ben, but says the I'll read to
you his
words. They agreed to go each person
from their
place and each one to go to Ben to do a
awesome rectification.
by joining
together. They were
careful not to reveal what their intent
was. This is what they said when they
were
going. Let's go recline
in as if they wanted to enjoy themselves
there. Has good air in Ben. They have
such good air in Ben. And when they got
there, they spent the whole night
speaking
about the
knowledge meaning with desired secrets.
And this is what the balag is telling us
that as they were traveling, as they
were reclining, they were enjoying the
yumptip. Listen to this. They were
discussing
in the secrets of wisdom and great
rectifications. So the in his new hagada
wants to know okay what does that mean?
What were they doing? You have to know
the daram says rabaka learned tora from
rabar and rabbi Yeshua for 12
years. So now they're going to him.
Why were they going to him? Okay, just
fasten your seat belts. I have to
summarize for you the Wednesday night
share in just a couple minutes and we're
going to take it to the next level. And
that is number one, who wrote the sha
pak msora publications. No, even though
art scroll has more than 60 Hagadis,
they were not the ones who wrote the
hagada. while we're on the topic, but
make sure you do have the art scroll
English, Spanish, and French Hagada.
Make sure you have all
three. Uh, but they were not the ones
who composed the Hagada. Who composed
the
Hagada? I want to share with you the
view of Rabim Falagi.
Faji writes in his
commentary on the Hagad Sha
Pesak that Rabaka was none other than
the author of the Hagada Sha Pesak.
Rabbi Aka wrote the
Hagada. Rabi wrote the Hagada. Now
that's very interesting. So one thing is
for sure. If Rabaka if we accept what
says wrote the Hagada. So he's so to
speak the master on matraim. We could
understand why all the tanom wanted to
go to rabbi. I mean this is his
specialty. You know different raonim
have different specialties. Rav was
expert
inveter was was expert in da mise and
accordingly rake was a master of agadada
which fagi interprets to mean the
hagada.
The
actually the kazal say is the author of
now it's not most do not understand that
to mean the understand but if this was
his expertise we could understand why
they went to him okay
and let's let's let's start there next
step the next step
is an amazing discovery okay but before
that I want to share with you An
important yad about the is the says in
rashim the 50 gates of
wisdom they were all given
to except for
one that was missing just one level from
god so there are 50 levels of wisdom had
49 he didn't have the 50th he didn't
have the 50th by the way that was the
rush to get us out of mim Because we had
fallen to the 49th level of tumah.
Moshau had the 49th level of wisdom to
yank us out. But had we fallen to the
point of no return, the 50th level,
Mosha would not have had the capacity to
get us out cuz he only had the 49th
level of kaduca. He didn't have the
50th. If he would have had the 50th, we
could have fallen to the 50th and then
Mosha could have yanked us out. However,
there's one person in history who had
the 50th level of bina of kadusha.
That's Rabi. How do we know that? The
medish says like this. The medish
says it's a medish
in
parake. His eye saw all preciousness.
Who's that?
says vital on this medish at the end of
Shabasiml is
50on okay what what do you call the
shaunon kal yakar yakar you ready for
this I don't know maybe your great-g
grandandmother when she lit candles she
davined very well that you should be zak
to hear
Do you know that the Mala Muk says this
week's parish of Aayikra? There's a
small alif. You know what the Gamachia
Yehuda knows this? I want to welcome my
friend Rabuda Manell. He drove in all
the way from Brooklyn. And also Rab Ai
Burk was driven all the way from West
Hamstead. And also my brother came all
the way from but he's not here anymore.
Anyway, you know the malamuk says the
gamatria of alfer is 399
rebaka. So, so you have the alfra is
rabaka and what's the rest of the word
yaker vayak var who had yakar small
alfaka this week's
para the small alf is gamach 399 rabbi
what was he
anyway
anyway it says the when the says that
they were discussing
the secrets of wisdom. You could be sure
that these Raban made it their business
on PES to go to Abaka to learn a little
bit of the Shaun. Now, why were they so
interested in the Shaun on Pes? Okay, so
here's something
amazing. How did Hashem take us out of
Mim with the 50th gate of wisdom?
Actually, I want to share with you
another you know the says on the
Hashem comes to Mosha says Moshe take
them out right now says no not
mel send somebody else who's somebody
else
says brings a medish was saying
send explains in
his
that
was I'm under a lot of stress over here
you know people say stop stop you're
causing me stress
You know, everyone's afraid of stress.
Nothing will have stress is good for you
a little bit. You overcome it, it makes
you makes you
stronger.
Anyway, says, "You're stressing me out.
You're you're you're rushing me to take
them out of Mitsim that if I don't take
them out now, they're going to fall to
the point no return. We could do this
much more relaxed. Just send Rabi Aka.
He has a 50th level of kaduca. So, it's
no rush. Cuz even if they fall to the
50th level of tuma, he could yank them
out. Stop pressuring me. Ask Rabbi Kea
to do it. If I do it, I got to do it
now. Let Rabbi Kea do it. He could do it
in a much more relaxed way. He could
yank them out even if they fall to the
point of no
return.
Lisa the Zak says Hashem pulled the
Jewish people out of with the shun of
Kadusha. Now could only bring in 49 of
the levels, but Hashem took us out with
50. How do I know? How many times does
it say in
the 50
times you know that 50 times it says in
the now the in his commentary to tune
tries to identify what are the 50
times so does the ramach so I'm gonna
tell you a little
secret the pinas quotes the raises
that you know, do you know that the main
body of the ising the
four you ever wonder why would the go to
the to elaborate and explicate them how
to and it'll it explains it based
on can you imagine It jumps to and it
uses to explain the just use theim in to
explain that's the story. Why would we
go to like a reference to the story and
use the story to explain the reference?
Just bring down the
story says Wolfen because Hashem took us
out of Mitsim with the 50 gates of
wisdom. The 50th gate of wisdom
corresponds to the 50th time YSI Mitsim
is mentioned in the Kesh. The 50th time
is mentioned in the are
the says this explains
why the we quote we cut them we start in
the middle of the p we
start why don't we start from the
beginning of the
p why do we start the p in middle of the
p if you count the number of words that
we bring
from we bring exactly 50
words. Now who wrote
the according
to what did he base the on
the what are the of the 50th time is
mentioned in the how many words did
revaka bring he brought 50
words has another astounding
uh discovery if you count the number of
in the starting with
until you have 50 chapters. So think
about it. Reva is the only one who
mastered 50. Therefore, he wrote the
because it's the story of Hashem taking
us out of the 50th gate of wisdom. He
composed 50 chapters. He brought down 50
words. He brought down the 50th time is
mentioned in the do we now
understand. Okay, so that was us just
like weaving together a lot of different
sources that the
Hagada is based on the Shaun which is
symbolized by how the pattern of the
Hagada is based on number 50 and
explaining how it comes out very
beautiful if you maintain that wrote the
Hagada says the pinas do we understand
now why these Tanoim especially went out
of their way to go to Rebaka Sedar
Now I want to share with you something
interesting. There's a safer
alfin. You know who wrote Alf Hamin?
It was written by Rebel Alazar Papay.
Anybody know who Rabbi Elazar Papay
is? Very good. The author of the Paley.
The author of Palat. He wrote a safer
onesh and in
his I
found he wrote a parish on the
Hagada. You ready for this? You ready?
What you want to hear what he writes
about this
story? You want to hear what he writes
about this story? Page Rafe. It's going
to blow your mind. It says they were
messim. What does the word misappre
mean? Anybody know there's a language
called
um anybody familiar with that language?
What does the word miss
mean? Tell me just translate the word.
It's not a trick question. Number what?
Number number.
Counting. They were
counting. What does it mean? They were
counting. How do you count? It says what
they what were they counting says they
were counting the number of times it
says because the gr asks it doesn't say
it 50 times it says 90 times and the gr
has a whole tora how do you identify
which times count and which times don't
count the says the ones Hashem told
Moshe specifically 25 the one that Moshe
told Israel 25 the other 40 they don't
meet the bill the ramach says we only
count the times that are mentioned in a
way that Hashem wanted us to remember
the event, not if it just says that
Hashem took his in
passing. In any event,
um I want to read to you what he says.
He
says, "Okay, you
ready?" And they couldn't count. They
didn't they didn't
understand. So, who do you think they
went to? They knew there's one man who's
a expert in how many times it said
Rabbi.
Now we know the med says what was not
revealed to Moshe was revealed to Rabaka
and
his
students. Okay. Which
student? Who is a student to Rabika? Who
is the most eminent student to Rabika?
No.
Who? Don't be ashamed. Who? The raji
says the ham among them
is he's the one who taught in the z that
there 50 times it
says where did he get it from? He had to
get from his rabbi raika. So these tano
made sure to go to rabbi sedar. They
knew that the would be there among them
the rashi and they would finally
understand how hashem took us out of
because if there's anyone in history who
understood better than anyone else it
was
obviously therefore you ready for
this
call. Call is 50. That's what they were
doing. Those were the secrets that they
were engaged in. Now, do you remember we
have a whole explanation how the hagod
is patterned after the famous account of
Ram Gaml and Rabishu and Brais? how it's
patterned after how they deposed rabbiel
and they brought Rabbi Lazabar to be the
Nasi and do you remember who the host
the student who instigated that whole
story was the garra doesn't say his name
in the beginning but at the end of the
story it says his name
was so here also in the you know which
talid came you know who the were who
said
he the raji now here's the clincher
here's a clincher the Pin says one thing
I'm going to say it a little differently
based on something that we learned from
the gr
okay what's the
shon think
carefully the the shas begins
may
be arvin what's arvin where's that nun
where's that
nun the nun is a
shun what does creation have to do with
the shardon
How many letters in
the I've got all day because you know I
already did so I'm much more relaxed now
it's you know when shabagal is like
third is like two days before pes it's
very stressful you know because you
can't breathe
until 48 hours before pes but when I
have a whole week after
shab it's much more relaxing it It was
pressure until now. It was
like but
now I'm up
to now how many letters in the first of
you should know this 25 how many letters
in who
remembers
24ish are the mema
Now what does have to do with
truma true? What is the shear of truma?
50th
50th meaning we have 49 in the first but
we need to get to the
shun. The shaun is the kavana of when
you say sh your that if ever put to the
ultimate challenge I would give up my
life that's the shaun did moa have that
he didn't give up his who did
that raika had the shaun because he had
25 letters 24 letters
and so the tanoim went to go Rebaka who
specialized in the
shaun and they were counting the whole
night. How many times does it say
mapprim? They were mappim they were
counting one
two. Now if you want to get to the
shaunon what do you have to master to
get the shardon you have to master the
secret of keshma. By the end of the
night the raj
saidma shak you cracked it. We got the
shan. How do we see that in the
words? If you're properly
taught that's the
shan that's the secret of the story of
rabbi. So now we they went to the
master is the author of they're trying
to get the shaun. Hashem took us out
with the shunon. They were
misappren that's a that's a gem. No map.
They were counting. How many times it
says and they were endeavored to
understand that the whole
night until the rashi came and he
said it was worth it for drive all the
way in from Brooklyn just for this one.
By the way, the says
toe teach me is I want to know the
Hashem said
no while you're alive you can't really
master the shonika got
it. Okay, have a wonderful day
and we're going to try for today.
Anybody who ran for Mina today, you want
to have a minion