Parshas Eikev: The Fate of Unpublished Seforim in the End of Days

friends good morning everyone I want to share with you one uh one idea the balm on P par Tess the says andos to it speaks about the death of this is to teach that gets worn out you bury it next to a Torah scholar zeld offered the following he writes this in a cha regarding burying uh P it's published in sh Sim B it's brought in the saer we know there's a concept of the Dead will be resurrected Jewish people who observe the tah they will be resurrected so says that at the time of the Resurrection The KES will also be resurrected nothing is ever lost from reality hasem will gather not only bones and scraps of Bones and DNA molecules but worn out parchment and ink and the will be resurrected and we will rejoice with the tah at the time of the Gul so can we further and expand this because if will occur to the as well will it then occur to so you say why would we need to resurrect you know the concept of the G tells us is that even a child who's conceived even if he dies before before birth will have even writes in a Chua that when Messiah comes the leaders will be these young babies who died before they were even born and they they died without sin they will come back and they will be the sadim so if there is resurrection even before birth expanding it to because we know the Mitzvah of of writing a is not only but applies to writing as well and Resurrection applies to life even before birth as long as it's conceived then by extension the resurrection of will apply to that were written maybe and even and were not published because there are many many of is that were lost throughout the ages I know my grandfather mentioned that zba was a prolific writer he wrote on the whole Yami and the whole rambam and nearly everything he wrote was destroyed so are they is it lost forever but according to this K it's not lost forever the same way there's resurrection of sikim the have resurrection and God will reconstitute all the paper and the ink and all these Kim and they will again appear and see the light of day all the I believe Feinstein had a p Oni hamar lost many of his manuscripts the author of tor lost many of his manuscripts ran lost almost all of his works that were never published so but nothing is ever lost and according to thisel these will also be resurrected and will see the light of day and will rejoice in it Asel says okay these are some um short thoughts for today I want to invite everyone to join us tonight we have an amazing topic about yearning for messiah to come imminently not in the far off future 8:30 tonight please don't miss it have a good day everyone have a good day