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TeShuva Is Not Impossible (2 Minutes)

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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The Mishna ends. It tells us we have to take things seriously when we read Kriat Shma because it's the foundation of our belief. We pray -- don't get so comfortable with your prayers Supposed to have serious Kavannah. Renew your prayer on a regular basis because Hashem is merciful, but at the same token He's not just gonna let things go. You violate Shabbat, he's gonna He's gonna punish you you violate all the Torah he's gonna punish you eventually. He has mercy and he has patience, but eventually time comes. But also don't ever forget you could always do teshuva so don't judge yourself to the point where you think you're a wicked person. That's how the mishna ends. Why is it important for Chazal to tell us don't judge yourself as a wicked person Because if you judge yourself as a wicked person, you'll say you know what I already violated so many Shabatot. HaShem's never gonna accept me. No, my friend. HaShem is not you. Hashem's mercy is beyond your imagination. He'll always accept you back But you have to do teshuva you have to be genuine if you seriously take teshuva seriously He'll accept you, you'll be next to him But if you joke around and Take it like it's like whenever you feel like it chafif [חפיף] You're making your situation even worse than what it already was beforehand. So beEzrat HaShem, This wakes up our neshamot. This gets us to really understand the significance of Shabbat. It's everything or nothing. It's either you have Olam haBa or you don't And beEzrat HaShem. This is not only for the seculars that are still not sure about Shabbat, now this gives you into certainty. But more importantly into the frum world that? Are not as frum as they think they are we need to get better We need to get better because if we violate Shabbat we're destroying Beit HaMikdash. If we keep it, we're building it all over. You've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by TorahAnytime.com