Vzos Habracha - Starting Over | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

hi this is dski and welcome to the paraa in five and the paraa is of course yff Yanti is in America where we read and we finish up the T and uh spoiler alert moso Dies at the End sorry I didn't want to give away the ending but uh it it ends on a sad note je people mourn MOS for 30 days are forgotten yahushua takes over they go into but not with mosenu had mosu lived and we went into it would have been Yos mashia and the world would have been complete gamar ask the question who wrote the last a suim after mosha dies so one answer is yahushua wrote it and the other is Moshe wrote it BEDA with tears as he writes about his death and what happens afterwards it's an appropriate idea as we come to Z on this sheris which is the anniversary of the leus which led to the death of so many people and such a tragedy and changed clusel forever for the good and the bad there were a lot of people who were moved by what took place to find their way back to Judaism but that's that's above my pay grade I don't I don't realize that all I know is there's a certain marring of sheras for for certainly us here in and where they have maybe they have a day break they can they can think about it but as I was uh dancing and we hear the sirens and see the missiles in the background it uh it made for a different than the type that we were used to but moso dies at the end and he's buried and no one knows where he is and yahushua goes on and leads CLA Isel because the Jewish people are compared to the Moon we wax and we Wayne We Grow strong and then we vanish and then we reappear and we grow strong again as we come now to the anniversary of this terrible tragedy and we finish the Torah once again Kakak God give us strength strength to be able to go on we should arise From the Ashes to be able to create new life to be able to become a stronger Jewish people more committed to our mission in this world and in clel and inel and we will find theim in the way that we always had in the past picking ourselves up not focusing on the fact that the Torah ended but that we start the Torah over again and begin a new imem I wish everyone a good yff a good shabis and a opportunity to celebrate New Beginnings