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Parsha Tzav 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 Parshas
Tzav. The question of the week is, what
will be the great revelations when
Mashiach is revealed? So, in this week's
Torah portion, we speak about the
sacrifices that were brought in the
temple, and the way that the temple the
expression was consume the sacrifices.
So, the Rebbe brings from the Alter
Rebbe that brings a verse from the
prophets that says, "Vi'achaltem ochel
vesovei." When the future of Mashiach
comes, we're going to eat and we're
going to be satiated and we're going to
praise Hashem. The Rebbe asks, "One
second, in this world we all see eating
and we're satiated." And the Rebbe
explained to me something something very
powerful. It says, "Vi'achaltem ochel."
There's yes, there's an eating we do in
this world. We transform everything that
we eat. We elevate it.
However, when Mashiach comes, it's going
to have to go through a a second
transformation. Why is that? Because in
this world we can only reach the level
of chitzonius Atik, the external part of
Atik, which is the higher part of Keter.
When Mashiach comes, we'll reach pnimius
Atik, the internal part of Atik, and
that's how we're going to have to have
the second revelation.
Second transformation. So, the answer to
the question, what will be the great
revelation when Mashiach's revealed?
We're going to experience pnimius Atik,
the most powerful level of Atik we'll be
able to experience and enjoy in a real
tangible way.
Thanks so much for joining us for our
weekly Torah lesson. This week's Torah
lesson is dedicated to the memory of
Baruch ben Aryeh Leib, Yosef,
Rochel bas Leib, Batsheva bas Sarah, and
my father, Reb Leib ben Reb Mordechai
Hertz. May their souls be elevated by
Torah we're studying in their memory.
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great and blessed week. Shabbat tov.