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Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Toldot 5779
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This week the Rabbi answers the question: "Why the Double Blessing?" Enjoy this video of what we hope will be a weekly endeavor into spreading the educational words of our Torah. Rabbi Minkowicz' Weekly Torah Lesson: To Join Live Classes please Visit: Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida 5620 Winkler Road Ft Myers, FL 33919 239-433-7708 [email protected] www.chabadswf.org Thursday PM Parsha Class Thursday PM Tanya Class Saturday Morning Kabbalah Class Chasidic Teachings of the Rebbe By Rabbi Minkowicz @ AM Prayer services @ AM Kiddush & Farbrengen @ PM
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welcome to this week's Torah lesson this
week's Torah portion is precious told us
the question of the week is why the
double blessing so in this week's Torah
portion we learn about the famous story
when get stock is going getting ready to
bless his children now specifically he
was planning a blessing Esau however his
wife had another idea that Jacobs to get
the blessing there was a rift who was
the firstborn we know what the first one
was but who sold the first one right to
Jacob music was planning on giving to
Esau
rifka wanted Jacob to get blessing the
blessings and it turns out that sure
enough
Jacob shows up for the blessings now
it's what blesses Jacob with the famous
blessing which we say till today every
single Saturday after Shabbat in the
Torah it says via Taylor Hall hello Kim
God should give you now the Hebrew word
for giving is eating to give but the
Torah uses Vigny Cain and he shall give
so what's the extra love even though
it's one letter what's the extra love
because he gave him a double blessing so
what is a double blessing and he's God
should give and give again but why did
he double blessing if there's one
blessing is a blessing you don't need a
second one and there's something wrong
with the first one then why give the
first one but obviously there's two
different blessings that took place here
so what are the two blessings so
there'll be explains phenomenal that if
you give a look the verse before when
Jacob walked in to his father Yitzhak so
he tells him like this ray give a look
ray ebony the fragrance of my son
Correia casada like the fragrance or
feel I should Baraka a sham that God
blessed him and derbe explains based on
this afree that says as follows ray
ebony is referring to Bini is a son
which means follows my footsteps
spiritually is referring to the temple
ray affinity look at the blessings of
the temple when everything's neat built
and the sacrifice is going to be there
and life is gonna be great for the
Jewish people then you have rare house
under when the temple is destroyed and
can be leveled to a plain field and
that's unfortunately referring to when
the Jewish people sinned and we lost a
temple but then it says Chabert Hashem
after the destruction it's much greater
and much much bigger so in other words
the - blood - - blessing was what was
for the temple
the second one was when we going through
the process of sinning and we need an
extra blend a blessed thing to do chuhwa
and to repent so the answer the question
why did all blessing so the first
blessing is for the great song when life
is great you got a blessed thing you're
doing wonderful but the double blessing
the second blessing is when you're going
through a struggle when you're going
through a difficult time when you're
rebelling maybe against God
so you took gave us a blessing and
whoever is going through a tough time
everywhere is going through a challenge
wherever you can sinning against God is
gonna be blessed to do Tuvan repent and
afterwards they'll reach greater heights
so the second blessing is extremely
important because that is for the people
that need it most as they are going
through their difficulties the second
blessing isn't the strength and the hope
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