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Parsha Terumah - Shekalim Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz
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welcome to this week's Torah lesson this
week's Torah portion is par truma it is
also
par so the question of the week is why
do we need a Reba so this week as we
read Trum and more
importantly we learn about the mitvah
of where every single person brought a
half coin and they brought it to M and
the question is why why is it that they
aid they had to bring a half a coin and
why
to so the re explains and he says we
know that the uh Jewish people have
something which is called Faith now
Faith there's different levels of Faith
there's Faith which is connected to shim
which is connected to the spiritual
level of Mal God fills the world then
this faith in
sh which is the level
of which is a level which is cannot be
internalized in the world and then there
faith in asmos the essence of hasem but
the reality is that as strong as faith
is and faith is great but Faith needs to
be
internalized and how do we internalize
it that is through Mo and that's whyem
said they should bring the
mo and the reason why they had to bring
a half a coin was because in order to
connect and to bring down faith that
should be internalized you have to to do
your part and that's why they have to do
their part by bringing a half a shekele
and the other half was the faith that
they received from Hashem so they answer
the question why do we need a rebba you
need a rebba to internalize faith faith
is powerful we all believe but Faith
should be real and practical that is
what a rebba guides you and directs you
how to internalize and make Faith work
for you in a real practical way thanks
so much for joining us for our weekly
Torah lesson this week's Torah lesson
lesson is dedicated to memory of
May the souls be elevated by Torah was
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