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Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Matot - Massei
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Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Matot - Massei Where do we find the strength not give up amidst all the challenges? Enjoy this video of what we hope will be a weekly endeavor into spreading the educational words of our Torah. 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 tour lesson this
week's Torah portion is pasius Matos and
parashas Maasai the question of the week
is where do we find strength not to give
up amongst all the challenges that's
going on now in the world
so this week's Torah portion of double
Torah portions partial smartness and
Maasai we read in the three weeks the
three weeks meeting started on the 17th
day of the month of tamus and it goes
until the 9th of of and it's called the
three weeks and it's also called bainham
based on a verse in a prophet in job
where it says call rates
he says what is the two strains
referring to the 17th of tamos and the
ninth above so I've asked a simple
question one second
three weeks is
the days of judgment for the Jewish
people it's a tough time based on the
fact that the the wall of Jerusalem was
breached destruction of the temple and
that's why that's what that's that's
what's called the three weeks but on the
other hand we know that the three weeks
number three three is a very very
powerful number the Jewish people Cohen
levite Israelites the the Torah the
prophets the writings three is very very
powerful not only that if we're in the
three weeks what are we saying
take strength how are we taking strength
in the three weeks the river explains
like this
based on the Torah portions called
Matrix what does matrix mean matthys
means a stick what kind of stick a stick
that was once connected to a tree got
this disconnected and became hard
so on one hand this motto is referring
to a stick that's disconnected
which obviously is referring to on a
spiritual level when we're disconnected
from God
but nevertheless Mata also mean strength
in other words the same word which
refers to Mata we're disconnected with
dried out when we have no connection
gives us the meaning of Mata we have the
power and the strength to overcome the
struggle the same thing also at Maasai
Marseille means the journey what Journey
the journey in Exile that we all go
through the 42 Journeys according to the
balsamto of every single person
throughout their life and every single
day we go through Journeys
but on the other hand the same Journey
which could be in a negative way going
through the journeys and the struggles
of Exile the same meaning of Masa means
what that we're journeying out of Egypt
we're leaving one constrained and
another limitation and another
limitation until we come to the ultimate
abundance so in other words what do you
see Matos on one hand the same word
means both things it means that we're
disconnected and were hard but it also
means we have the power to overcome it
Maasai means we're journeying through
Exile but it also means that we're
Journey away from any limits and
constraints so every uses the term which
brought down in Kabbalah it says you
read that
anytime you have a downgrade the purpose
is for the upgrade so in other words
when you look at the three weeks yes the
three weeks is three weeks of of between
17 of Thomas and Tish above but
nevertheless in these three weeks we
have the power to achieve tremendous
greatness and that's why even though
it's the three weeks we it's connected
to the Torah it's connected to the fact
that we say
because we have the power to overcome
everything when we realize that every
Arena every downgrade the purpose is for
an upgrade and like we see in the end of
the end of the total portion what does
it say that monster being a taught the
Jewish people of Torah the Arvest
our voice is referring to the plains of
Moab but Iris also comes from sort of
evening where it's dark
refers to
the ultimate uh uh the prophecy when
it's going to happen when the Messiah
comes referring to when mashiach comes
so you see in the same verse you have
the evening you have the darkness but
you have the abundance so in everything
in life you can look at the darkness and
it's there but the purpose is for the
Aliyah for the elevation that comes
afterwards so the answer the question
how can we not give how can we not give
up hope and through all the challenges
and the answer is very simple
specifically from the challenges we will
find strength to overcome it and have
the ultimate Redemption of freedom and
happiness
thanks so much for joining us for our
weekly tour lesson this week's total
lessons dedicated to memory of Baruch
Minami labe yoseph
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week