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it's time for rabbi Minko its weekly
Torah lesson a place where life's most
difficult questions are answered here
with his spiritual perspective and
insight rabbi Mingo 'it's welcome to
this week's Torah lesson this week's
Torah portion is partial spin class the
question of the week is how can you live
a divinely inspired life so in this
week's Torah portion participant class
we learn about the way they divided up
the Land of Israel amongst the drop
tribes and the Torah tells us that they
did a accounting of how many people were
in each tribe and based on the bigger
tribe they got more and they're based in
a small truck they got less and so on
and so forth but then the Torah says
they use a lottery and they just put
their names in the hat and based on the
lottery came out that's the that's the
pieces of land they got so the rebbe ask
the question is a contradiction if they
took a census and the count of the
amount of people and the appropriated
land based on the amount of people
that's a logical system if you're saying
it did a lottery that's illogical now
it's too good systems but the question
is you either pick a logical system an
illogical system you can't really have
both but nevertheless they chose to do
both and there are be explains why they
do that to teach us to important points
one important point is that we have to
use a intellectual understood system
because God wants us to use our brain
God wants you to the heart God wants to
use all the talents he gave us but the
other hand God says still make a lottery
because I want you to remember after all
your calculations who runs the world God
is the one that runs the world so to
answer the question how do you live a
divinely inspired life to use the gifts
of God gave you intellect emotions
abilities and talents but to remember
that all the ability gifts that you have
came and comes from God this week's
Torah lesson is dedicated to the memory
of baroque Manari lab and ben
Yosef may their souls be elevated by the
Torah we're studying in their memory I'd
like to wish a special Mazel Tov to our
daughters LD on her marriage to knock me
Rosenberg
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