Parsha Va’eira Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

Welcome to this week's Torah lesson. This week's Torah portion is paras. The question of the week is how can we merit the greatest revelation of God? So in this week's Torah portion of Torah says, God comes to tells him I am the most powerful name of Hashem. But then it goes on to say, I appeared to the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob with Kel Shadai, a different name of God. Hashem, the infinite name of yudk. I didn't appear to myself to them. Rashi says, what does that mean? That there's a true name of Hashem, which is the shame shakai. And that's what I appeared to the patriarchs, but not with the true name of Hashem. So the question is asked, we know all the names of God is true. What does it mean? A name of God is true and not true. Also, even the nameke is is just a name. So, the Reb explains and he says as follows that the idea of shame shak means where God is involved in the finite world in the limited world is infinite. But even in yud that's infinite, it's still infinite in the finite world and there's higher levels that was not revealed yet. When will those re rebels be be revealed? They'll be revealed in the future when the Messiah comes. Like it says when God is going to re reveal himself. When the Messiah comes, it says Kulbaser even the flesh will see godliness. So the alter explains who we're celebrating actually today the 24th day of it's and he says why is that? And he says as follows because in order for God to be revealed the infinite part of God to be revealed in the world, you need Torah. And without Torah can't God God can't be revealed. So once we had the Torah through yes is revealed the world and we have the taste of it. We learn today. But the ultimate teachings of are going to be revealed when when the Messiah comes. That's when we're going to have the greatest revelation. So they answer the question, how can we experience the greater greatest revelations of God? By learning Torah and especially at the Torah, the the Torah of Thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson. This week's Torah lesson dedicated to memory of Barakar Yseph and also the memory of my dear father Ben Rabali Herz. May their souls be elevated by the Torah was studying in the memory. For more information, please see our website kabatwf.org. Have a great and blessed week.