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Zohar On Parsha Bereisheet. Teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe & The Rebbe’s Father the Kabbalist.
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Zohar On The Parsha. Teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe & The Rebbe’s Father the Kabbalist. Parsha Bereisheet By. Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz 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 our weekly Torah lesson and
just as an introduction as we know we've
been giving Torah classes on the para
for many many years and this year we
decided we're going to bring it up a
notch we're going to learn Z on the
paraa with the teachings of the rebba
and also the teachings of the Reba's
father who is a great cabalist so again
so this week's Torah portions pares
braus and the question of the week is
why is it what that when man was going
to be created the whole world trembled
so we're g to start off with cheering a
piece from the zor I'll I'll read it in
Hebrew and I'll translate it and it zo
says as
follows when God decided he was going to
create mankind
is all the upper and all the lowers the
whole world everyone that existence was
trembling that's the zor so the Reba's
father explains why is it they were
trembling and the Reb's father explains
that since up until Man was created
everything was created as independent
whatever it was the Sun the moon the
animals the trees Etc when mankind was
created what does the Torah say Nas what
does that mean Nas so the re's father
explains that man is a composed and
comprised from everything that was
created until now so we're not just
individual
we actually are the sum total of
everything that was created so since man
represents and is put together of
everything so the world was concerned
that if God
forbids mankind sins who's going to get
affected everybody because everyone's
made up from it that's the teaching of
the Reba's father explains as Z the
rebba comes along along and asks a very
simple question one second the fact is
when God created the world every single
day of creation what has God God say God
said he saw it was good was very good so
if it was very good why would they
concerned that man is going to come
along in sin I mean let's be positive
let's think positive what's this
negative
approach so expl explains and he says a
powerful instant he says as
follows that why was Man created at the
end of creation so that the whole world
be ready for him and like it says in the
prophets that God says I created the
worldi I created mankind on there barosi
is the same numerical value as
613 which means God created us in the
world barosi so that he can give us the
T the 613 mitzvot and by doing the 613
Comm Commandments which is basically the
248 positive and staying away from the
369 negative we Elevate the whole world
so what happens is when we Elevate the
world we're creating a whole new level
in other words up until Man was created
it was good it was very very good but
God said it's not complete you know
what's going to complete my creation
when I create Mankind and Mankind
doesn't just sit back and relax but is
there doing what God wants the 613
commandments so now the whole world they
weren't concerned of the present
situation man's going to come in sin but
no but since mankind is going to be in
the world going to do the 630
Commandments they're going to elevate
the world so now we're going to have to
be upgraded so in the terms of cabala
it's called they had yearas they were in
order they were embarrassed because is
it possible that they can achieve the
level that mankind has to elevate the
world but the rebba says here you see a
very powerful lesson that we have to
realize that we're not just in
independent individuals we represent
everything in the world our action
affect the whole world so therefore when
we go out to the world whatever we're
doing remember we are not just in a
private individual we are here to affect
change in our life but more importantly
into the world we have the power to
elevate the world and as we Elevate the
world we create a certain commonness in
the world so the answer the question why
was the whole world concerned they
weren't concerned God forbid that man
would sin and it would cause them to sin
on the contrary they were concerned that
man is going to create a whole new
connection with God and they're going to
have to step up to the plate and they
were concerned could they reach that
level as well let's hope and pray we all
continue doing our work of barosi
observing the 613 Commandments being a
representation of the whole world and
bringing godliness into this world
thanks so much for joining us for our
weekly Torah lesson this week's Torah
lesson is dedicated to memory of
borom May their souls be elevated by
Torah was starting in their memory for
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week shab to