Rabbi B - The 12 Pesukim

[Music] The lobaba selected 12 special Torah verses that he felt expressed the most important ideas and lessons from the Torah. So come along with me as we learn and say the 12 pukin. [Music] Your parents and grandparents left you a very special present. It's the Torah. The Torah belongs to all Jewish people. You, me, everybody. So join me as we say together the first pok [Music] tora lanu mohea marasha kahilas yakov [Applause] [Music] Every morning when we wake up and every night when we go to bed, we say Shma Israel to remember that there is only one God and it is Hashem who is our God. So let's say together the second Puk of Shama Israel. Shama, Israel, Adonai, Elohu, Adonai, a [Music] You know, we left Egypt over 3,000 years ago, and yet we still remember how Hashem took us out of Gala. us and brought us to freedom. Well, that reminds us every day that Hashem can always save us from our troubles. So, let's say together the Puk of Behold Dorvador and remember that Hashem can always save the day. Behold, door, vador, kayav, Adam, lios, s atsmo, kilu, who yatsa, mimit [Music] Ry, you know, whenever you make a picture, you feel so proud of yourself and you're very proud of your picture, too. Well, Hashem is the same way. Hashem made you perfectly. And Hashem is so proud when he sees you doing Torah and mitzvah. So let's say the fourth puck of call Israel together and make Hashem so proud of how perfect we are. Call Israel yahhem kale laam haba shamar the am kulam sadikim Laam yu or ner matai mas yadai leis pair. [Music] Many times we hear stories or see pictures of holy rabbis and rebbitson and we think to ourselves, I wish I could be as holy as them. Well, the fifth pasok of ki karov tells us that we can be as holy as them. The Torah and mitzvos are so close to us and so easy to do. So join me as we say the fifth pokov key carov a havar mea vava lassoso. [Music] Oh, how would you behave if you were standing in front of a king or a queen? You'd probably dress nice. You'd probably be on your best behavior. You'd stand nice and straight and speak so politely. Well, we know that we are always in the presence of Hashem, the King of all kings. So let's say together the sixth puk of veh and remember hashem is always standing in front of us. The Heene, Hashem, Nitsav, Olaf, Umalo, Cole, Harets, Cavodo, Um, Allen. Clios valve imo ku. The very first thing the Torah teaches us is that in the beginning, Hashem created the whole world. We also know that Hashem is always taking care of that world and Hashem needs us to help to make sure this world is taken care of and all of Hashem's creations are cared for. So let's say together the seventh puk of boracious boracious barra Elohim ace [Music] hashim the ace harets [Music] You know, the Torah gives our parents such an important job to teach us Torah and lead us in the way of mitzvah. They send us to Jewish day schools, summer camps, Hebrew schools, all so we can learn the correct way to live as Jewish people. So, let's honor our parents by saying the eighth pasok of vishantum. And remember what an important job it is to teach others to follow in the Torah's ways. Vinantum, Lean, Vibarta, bum, bash, be vad, uh, uh, [Music] You know, some tasks are very difficult like climbing this mountain. But we know that if we put in enough effort, we will find success in anything we try to do. You know, Hashem works the same way. When Hashem sees us putting in an effort and trying our best, Hashem will bless our efforts that we will find success. So let's say together the ninth puk of Yagatti and show Hashem we give it all we got. Yogati, Valo, Matsasi, Al [Music] Tamin, Lo, Yagati, umasi, al tamin, yogati, umatsasi, tamin. [Music] Rabbi Aka was once asked, "What's the most important mitzvah or puk in the Torah?" And he answered thea to love each other and be kind and respectful to one another. That's the most important thing to do. It not only respects each other but it also shows respect and kindness to Hashem. So let's say the 10th puzzle together of the afta the aa la aa kamoha [Music] rabi akiva omare z claw [Music] God burra. You know, when I'm home, I feel so comfortable to relax and just be myself. Well, you know, Hashem is the same way. Hashem also wants to feel at home in his world. Hashem wants us to help him feel at home by doing mitzvah and learning Torah. We make Hashem feel so comfortable in our world. So the 11th Puk of VZ tells us all about our job to make this world a place where Hashem can feel at home. The coam vis briaso urvas call haolamos elonimonim leos O low dra zo betakonim. You know when your team scores big or wins the game, you feel so happy and proud to be part of the team. Well, Hashem gave us that gift every single day. Hashem asked us to be part of the best team in the world, the Jewish people team. And every time we learn Torah or do mitzvah, we score another run and make this world a little more holy and special. And that makes Hashem extremely happy and proud. So let's end off the 12 pukin with the of ym Israel beav perouch she me shahoo misera Israel L y low lis moak bimhas hashem ashair sus visak bedaso betakonim Rabbi B loves hearing from fans. Please send any fan mail, drawings, or questions to rabbi [Music] [email protected]. Welcome to rabb.org, or your one-stop shop for everything Rabbi B. On my site, you can find out more about me. Watch the latest video or check out past episodes. Check out all of Rabbi Bee's books, albums, upcoming concerts and events. I even have activities and coloring pages, too. Easily contact me with a question, comment, or just to say hi. And you can do all that with the comfort and safety of one website. rabb.org. Let's make being Jewish fun and exciting. 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