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today's today's uh first
year
no
um here we
go
connecting to the of the Year
well we know that Rashi famously
says rash says
par this para is beautifully expounded
which is very similar to the words of
this
whole say there that we're
learning what does Rashi mean this
is the
Prim in
a says something very powerful he says
it somewhat humorously but sadly it
isn't it isn't
funny and that is there's a concept the
pag
says to speak about something at its
correct time is good so for example it's
a good thing let's say this Friday if
you would be giving a share to give it
on or to speak about but if I were to
give you a she now about that would not
be good who wants to hear about that or
let's say I would give you a sheer now
on tuat I mean everything is beautiful
but it's just not Timely
you know the appropriateness of
something is often what makes it
beautiful so it's good to hear about p
on P nobody wants to hear about it on
Su however
this
is It's always timely you could speak
about
it you could speak about it weekday or
shabas you could speak about it you know
why because unfortunately
there's always fighting and
therefore is Al
always is always an appropriate
subject unfortunately now wson in brings
a very compelling connection
between and we always read at the
beginning
of and Rev wolson
very much developed the idea of is sh
shes which means that there are
corresponding ideas in Maka where there
are people that correspond to
time and there are times that correspond
to places we've discussed this at length
when we we've mentioned we learned about
how you sh corresponds to chabas but
Paras K corresponds to Tas why just like
K got swallowed in the ground and he is
destined to arise in the future at the
time of like the
says because is destined to
flourish we once explain that's
why because
which is referred to as Daniel as he was
the only individual who knew when the
Kates would
be so
likewise is down and out nowadays the
bdes was destroyed nowadays it's AES of
but it's destined to arise and to
flourish at the time of the G so what K
is in person T is in time the same way
kak is destined to flourish the month of
is also
destined and this is our this month to
transform and we know
the
the permutation that corresponds to Tam
is and all this is not equal to me which
is the sh backward words the the remes
of
is therefore we want to transform it
and and by the
way we want to make it that it's rash in
the beginning of the word instead of we
want to make it rash forward instead of
backward now what's amazing is the r of
the words
is
338 which is 13 times the
shame and that's the way
where we sweeten it and we want to
transform it to backward to R forward so
this is we say
after it's a rem that
which is the of it is destined to
flourish and will be
fulfilled that the sh will be will be
forward
and now this is really
amazing tells us among the wondrous
accounts
of that a certain Arab said listen to
what I'm telling you you and they heard
that they would say that would
say the Arab told the um RAB every 30
days they say this every 30 days they do
this every 30 days geham kicks them up
like like meat in a pot the rasham says
every 30 days
every every so every
gets kicked up to the surface by the way
what's amazing
is I found before I tell you say I found
in the sa
May
maros that he says it would seem that
the rash had a that not only is K kicked
up to the surface
every but K must have been swallowed by
the ground on he makes an amazing
that the story of must have happened
on based on the idea
that do not turn to their offering and
he makes a that the only Pro possible
offering that could have had enough of
a in that it
concerned to that should not turn to
that is on he makes
a 50
men that it will come out that he has at
least a kazas in the carbon
ofes but what I would like to point out
is if the whole story of K revolves
around he swallowed on every
declares how wondrous it is that we
always read the week
ofes not only that not only that but
often
comes out
on could be
on not often but sometimes and this year
we have that occasion that comes out
on
now in the sa we brought it last
week
uh the sa says the month of tamas is
connected with the faculty of vision
furthermore we brought from the AR that
and corresponds to the two
eyes well what does Rashi say
about why did see to ARG orash says
further what did he see and then rash
says his eye tricked
him he saw great
lineage furthermore they
said the eyes of these people should be
blinded says that the
words is a rem
to and when these eyes are beautiful
then the's eyes are blinded but on the
opposite
then anyway so again he he also picks up
on the fact that this is a remz to the
month of Tas now it's
interesting is the beginning of the
process of CHA because T we once learned
stands
for the times of Chua are on their way
so therefore we read about and we learn
about the
that rash
says they
did by the way before we
say and we're going to see an amazing
remes that when it
says is
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I'm sorry it's
also
um
misar
misar so that's um another
connection it
says is
misar now another interesting thing is
that we brought last week that in the
arrangement of
the is Ked
Ru and this week also we read about how
the ru joined with K as Rashi teaches us
that because the sh ruin was uh encamped
in the
South a neighbor of cahas and his sons
who en who camp in the South so they
joined
with but this is the month of and
therefore this subject the story of kak
is uh is a timely relevant subject to
this time of the year okay that's our
first offering for today
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