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#561: Amida: Es Tzemach Dovid (Part 1)
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S spp Series sponsored by the Saka
family sponsored as well by foran
tonight's snippet is also dedicated in
memory of my beloved
grandfather site is tonight and tomorrow
we're up to the
15th of
the we mentioned in the last we seem to
have covered this theme already because
in the we
concluded is incomplete even when it
will be rebuilt even when it's edif are
outstanding it's really not about the
buildings the brick and mortar it's not
about how busy Metropolis J becomes it's
about malus based of it it's about the
of the city being restored but then we
go on even though we've already
mentioned it we dedicate an entire new
bra now the truth is originally the was
made up of 17as
and were combined were one and that
singular one ended
the two went together the two went
together of course we studied the the
19th or 18th depending how you see it
was added and then and
inav were split not from one into two
why were they split and why dka in bille
salich suggested that maybe the Jews who
lived in Exile the Jews who lived in the
diaspora among other nations da needed a
br to reinforce within themselves but
maybe even more
among our host
nation we're longing for Mia why because
he's not yet come when we lived among a
particular host nation who were under
the false impression of their false
Messiah that he's already come these two
bras were split and it got its own
conclusion its own because we need to
reinforce this notion that he is not yet
come he's not yet here we desperately
long for him with all of our being each
BR we've covered so far the first 14 we
shared the historical precedent
these were able to tap into Universal
needs in all times and in all places
they authored Words which would be
meaningful and resonate no matter where
no matter when they unite us with all
who came before and all who will come
after words of the amid are incredible
when you think about what daving does to
to unify the Jewish people when we say
this amid we're saying the same words
our great great great great grandparents
said and the words our great great great
great grandchildren will say and no
matter where they'll live in what
language they'll speak as their first
language the amida is the is the
universal language
of authored such words that would always
resonate and always have this meaning so
one of the tells us the historical prent
based on where these bras how did they
know how did they know these 18 how did
they know these 19 particularly the
midle bras the bras of Basha what are
the Basha what are the the requests what
are the needs what are the supplications
will apply to all of us always so they
modeled it they patterned after what
came before and we've seen the
historical precedent for each that we've
learned together so far so this
15th says also has historical background
it's a background of course we're all
familiar with when CL left MIT when the
Jewish people were liberated from Egypt
they thought they were finally free but
they' not yet fulfilled all the stages
of gah and all of a sudden the Egyptians
power had regret and he Unleashed he
sent his chariots and his army to pursue
the people we found ourselves between
the proverbial Rock and Hard Place the
MIT were pursuing in the back the yamu
the sea was before us and of course in
that moment it seemed helpless and
hopeless Hashem said start walking stop
what you're doing start walking so much
to say about it we did back in aashir in
any case the sea split CLA crossed and
when they turned back they saw that not
only did they survive but the sea closed
in exactly on their oppressor on their
Tormentor and they were finally
liberated they had closure as long as
their Tormentor and oppressor their
persecutors were alive they were never
truly free but when they were able to
turn around and see the sea had closed
in on the mitm they sang A Yash and
here's the sh when they
sang the the angel simultaneously sang
out in that moment that we sang A yasher
acknowledging the miracle that happened
the sea split when it felt like the
walls were caving inm had a plan just in
that moment simultaneously the declared
yesu and that is the background the
precedent for this what's funny about
the language Yeshua sounds like even
though the incident was done it was
concluded the miracle had occurred they
were saved they were redeemed
nevertheless the B is couched and what
the malim Sayang sounds like not only
reflective of something in the past not
only something retrospective but
prospectively Hashem will continue to
make Redemption flourish Hashem is the
one who continues to develop a sense of
gula and a sense of redemption why were
the commenting in something in the
future if it was supposed to be a song
and gratitude of something in the past
could ask the same of
itself in the
future not we did sing not we are
singing we will sing so it's expressing
gratitude of something that happened why
is it stated in the future so I sawner
brings down the following
suggestion also say until then nobody
sang Shir which is perplexing because we
have prior examples in tanak of
individuals who Miracles happened and
they did say thank you to Hashem so what
does it mean no one's saying sh until
then so He suggests it's a particular
type of Shira there's gratitude that
says this particular incident happened
this specific occurrence happened thank
you Hashem there was a miracle I
survived I walked away it's wonderful
but but there is a much more profound
reflection which doesn't focus in
narrowly on the incident but then zooms
out the lens and says Hashem there are
ups and downs in life but I'm here for a
mission and the world is going to unfold
the world will be revealed until we are
at your vision for it and whatever my
ups and downs whatever this incident the
same way that you redeemed me right now
and the here and now you will continue
to guide this Mission till it comes to
fruition until until these ups and downs
until the mission is complete when mhia
comes and that Shir the Shir that sees
it not as a focus specific incident but
sees it in the context of something so
much bigger that we here for a mission
to redeem hashem's world to repair
hashem's world to represent his truth
and to be able to bring us to Messiah
that sheir that sees it not as an
incident but in a bigger context and a
sense of mission that had never been
done until now and that's why AOS Moshe
and cl's reflection was that not only
did right now a miracle happen but we're
going to have OB Downs it's going to be
an adventurous ride it's going to be a
roller coaster of CLA Isel but each time
we are getting closer towards the goal
towards repairing and redeeming this
world till the mission is complete until
mashia comes and that's what the Mal
we're noting as well Kar Yeshua that
there's ups and downs there Redemption
we're in a dark place right now a very
difficult time for claw Isel and if you
didn't have that Amun that if you
couldn't say this if we didn't have this
Insight you could become hopeless you
could give up we're so alone we're so
hated so challenging this war is so
dragging on the hostages for so long
have been in our enemies hands but we
know how the story ends we know the
destination we know the goal we know
where we're going and therefore yeshu
he's going to keep escorting us keep
navigating keep taking us and therefore
even in the ups and downs and even the
twists and turns we know he's going to
bring us and that's why it's described
in the future not only in the present