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Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Pinchas How can we see positivity in everything?
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Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz Weekly Torah Lesson Parsha Pinchas How can we see positivity in everything? 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
the question of the week is how can we
see positivity in everything so this
week parshus Pentecost is the first
Torah portion that we're reading in the
beginning of the three weeks another
three weeks start on the 17th day of the
month of Thomas and it goes until Tish
above and for those three weeks every
Shabbat after we read a Torah we don't
read the regular half Torah but we read
a unique kaftura which is connected to
the three weeks the destruction of the
two two temples
so what happens in this week's of Torah
so we have from the Prophet Jeremiah
where God says the Prophet Jeremiah he
says to him what do you see and the
Prophet Jeremiah says
I see a branch from an elementary
so God says yes you see correctly
because the destruction I'm going to
bring is going to be shocking I'm going
to bring it very very quickly so the
Almond which is called skadim comes from
the same word as quickly and Rashi
actually says that what's unique about
skating about almonds is that it's the
fastest fruit to grow it grows in 21
days so just like the skate and the
almonds grow in 21 days so that's why
it's a message for for from when the
breach in the wall of Jerusalem took
place in the 17th of tamas until the
destruction of the temple on the 9th of
of took 21 days and that is the message
of this week's of Jeremiah Trevor asks a
simple question one second why it would
read this total portion this October
connect to the Torah abortion is because
the prophet talks about the destruction
is going to come very quickly namely
from the from the 17th of Thomas till
the 9th of all which was 21 days so if
that's the case why don't we call this
period of time 21 days it's all about 21
days why is it called the three weeks
and Robert says here you see something
beautiful we all know that God is good
and God does only good things
so therefore what we see as a
destruction breaching the wall the temp
the temple being destroyed Etc that's
what we see but everything from God is
good sometimes we see it revealed good
and sometimes conceal good but nothing
from God is not good everything is good
and everything is great sometimes we get
to see it with our physical eyes and
sometimes we have to imagine the
goodness and someday we get to see it
so in other words forever says since
everything from God is good but now
we're dealing with the three weeks of
Destruction so we don't want to lose
focus we don't want to fall into the
Trap of negativity that we're in we're
in 21 days from the reaching the wall to
the destruction Etc and that's why the
Jewish people don't call it 21 days we
call it three weeks why what is three
three reminds us of the ultimate
building of the Third Temple the third
base of
three reminds us of our connection the
Jewish people and God and the Torah so
we focus on one thing one thing only the
positivity the Third Temple our
connection to God through Torah so the
answer the question how can we remain
positive even for the most challenging
times to remember the Jewish people
focus on the positivity like in this
case we focus on three which is the
future the building of the temple and in
our relationship with God through Torah
thanks on much for joining us for our
weekly Torah lesson this week's Torah
lesson dedicated to memory of boracanari
labe shoman yell safe at cinemasara may
your souls be elevated by your Torah
were studying in their memory have a
great and blessed week shavua tov