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Rabbi Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Yitro
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Why are the 10 Commandments written in the Torah twice? 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
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welcome to this week's torah lesson
this week's torah portion israeli
the question of the week is why is the
ten commandments written in the torah
twice
so in this week's torah portion
parashastia
we learn about the jewish people
receiving the turf mashem and the way
god tells us the ten commandments
however we find the torah repeats itself
in deuteronomy and practice verse
ten commandments a second time and the
question is why the torah repeat itself
twice
so the rebbe explains and he says as
follows if you look into this week's
torah portion the opening of the ten
commandments says
who came as khaladvaram
that allah himself is saying the ten
commandments
and then it says lamer what does later
mean to say everyone was there there's
no one else to tell it to
and the rebbe explains
that leymah means at any time
any person
in any place learns torah lame or hashem
is saying it with you
the infinite hashem is saying learning
terror with you wherever you learn torah
and that keeps the terror so pure
and so holy
however in deuteronomy over there
moisture of anu is teaching the jewish
people the ten commandments the way he
understands it his comprehension of it
that allows us
to
understand torah and make the torah
applied into this physical world so the
answer the question why is it hurt
in the torah the ten commandments
written twice
the first time imposters israeli is to
keep the torah pure and powerful and
infinitely uh
great so when we learn torah we're
connecting to the infinite hashem and
hashem is learning with us
and in the second time it's repeated so
that we should learn terror comprehend
it understand it and make it something
that we can relate to in our physical
world that we're living in
this week's torah lesson is dedicated to
the memory of borac
and yosef and rocha baslipa may
their souls be elevated by the torah
we're studying in their memory for more
information please see our website
kabareswf.org
have a great and blessed week shavuotv