Davar Yafeh B'ito - Connecting Parshas Behar to the Zman Hashana {Journey to Poland 2024}

this Torah class is brought to you by Torah anytime.com okay good morning everyone sh we had an early start this morning now is the longest stretch until the next next destination so first of all there are two uh two benefits from the following presentation number one start off the day with Li and number two this will relax you into a state of restfulness to be able to sleep better for the rest of the trip until we get to the first destination you know Rim provide a very great for people many people they have a very hard time falling asleep they start feeling very anxious they feel restless and D to has this power a soothing power okay I want to share with you a very interesting approach I call it D ya ya means as follows according to the gamar there are very few par that have to be read at a certain time all the tells us is that before the we read before rash we read all the other par it's really up for grabs they don't have to be read at any specific interval nevertheless we we're all familiar that there's certain Paras that always fall out at a certain time we know Kan time we read and there are always connections between those par and or P we read so even though those paros don't have to be read at that time and it's not legislated that it be read at that time nevertheless all the find connections between the par and the so developing that concept further there's an idea speaks about it that each para is connected to the time of the year so we're still connected to the pasas Bahar let's apply this principle to Paras Bahar what is the connection between par Bahar and the so off the bat we notice we're now in this Manas we always read Bahar during the time of and we can't help but recognize a very strong resemblance between the and the Mitzvah of counting so theah of resembles so this comes to teach that the same way we count seven weeks each week consisting of seven days the MIT is a parallel and it's therefore appropriately laned and read this time of the year so the mitvah of read in is certainly furthermore we're now preparing for the of the main objective of obviously is to accept the T and to recognize that the the so therefore we read how does begin what does rash say just like was given in its entirety all the details all of the specifics all the gener I so too all of the Torah was given the MIT reveals shows demonstrates that the whole T is given me by the way the explains we're going to the today that demonstrates the divine origin of the tah because if the Torah was heaven forbid written by basam then how could any human being promise that leave work the land for 6 years and leave it found in the seventh year and you'll have a bumper crop in the sixth year how long will that religion last for 6 years as soon as they work for six years and they see nothing happens in the seventh so no human being could take it upon themselves responsibility to tell an entire nation to work for six years and leave the land fallow for the seventh year so the Mitzvah of sh reveals that the tah is given Mei and from there we extrapolate the whole Torah was given Mei that is the for the of that's the to the of theah teaches us that the entire T was given me what could be a more appropriate reading as an introduction for the so the opening of the par is certainly D and taking this into we will see right away that has how many Clash says 49 CL 49 says they correspond to the 49 days of the 4 49 are reflected by the word is gatria 49 during the days of s we try to overcome the 49 CL represented by moav we overcome that on the 50th day the day of with the of so off the bat we see as well will be D ya the enjoy the rest of the ride you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by Torah anytime.com