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it's time for rabbi mankiewicz weekly
Torah lesson a place where life's most
difficult questions are answered here
with his spiritual perspective and
insight
rabbi Mingo it welcome to this week's
Torah lesson this week's Torah portion
is partial ball up the question of the
week is are people good or bad so in
this week's Torah portion we learn about
the Prophet Balaam who was a prophet for
the Gentiles now we know it says in the
Torah that in reference to Moshe who is
the greatest prophet the locum novios
beasts welcomed OSHA is not existed
another prophet like Moses and the
commentaries tell us by the Jewish
people there was no prophet like Moses
however by the Gentiles it was like
Moses who was that villain so motion
Belem 1 the same power of prophecy
what's the difference the difference is
that motion of a new was a level of a
level of gas of kaduche of holiness and
billow wasn't a level of that of khlifa
of the opposite holiness what is
difference in gas of kedusha and a
Saliba so there are B explains very
simple dance of kedusha the approaches
everyone is good and you're always
looking for the good in every single
person and you always looking to bless
people on the other hand - of cleavers
using wisdom using knowledge using
understanding but always looking to the
negative always trying to find and
pinpoint something wrong and somebody so
the basic difference between motivator
who represents - of kedusha versus
vellum gothic liebe Rocha was looking
for the good and Balaam was looking for
the back so the answer the question
people good or bad and the answers
people have both the coursers what are
you looking for if you're coming from a
Jewish perspective you will look and you
will find good in every single human
being
this week's Torah lesson is a memory of
Baraka and Ari leave and Ben
Joseph may their souls the elevator to
the Torah that we're studying in their
memory I'd like to dedicate and wish a
special model of my daughter Hannah on
her marriage to mehndi Dunnan mother
home
thanks so much for joining us for our
weekly Torah lesson for more information
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