Shnayim Yomi - Behar - Bechukotai - R'vi'i - #4 - Rabbi Aryeh Siegel - Emunah, Torah & Mitzvot

So this is going to take us through the end of Bah and into the beginning of the so there's a few mitzvah over here that is called that's why even if aid could be sold as a slave whatever the reasons why we would sell him as a slave there special applied to him you're not allowed to overwork him you're not supposed to free talks about it for and right at the end of the par there's a law of say you're not allowed to bow down even to Hashem on a stone except for the except for in the Bdash which is why in the places they have them in to bow down they make a separation now to be on and get for there has to be the bowing it means the person spread face down with his face against the ground his feet straight out and his hands bowing on the knees is also I think it's included in the but I don't think there's that takes us into as far as say I don't remember maybe it's he says there's three things and you can't have one without the other you need all three if a person just has mitz doesn't have amuna he's not happy if he has amuna but he doesn't have mitzvah he says I'm Jewish in my heart but that's not either enough. So you need all three. That's what this that's what this is telling you. Says means learning is if you have is telling you it's not enough. You got to learn the S. If you have S is not enough. You got to keep the mitzvah. And if you think you can only have that's a me and it's a mace. The guy's dead. You need all three of Amuna Mits and Tyra. And that will take us to Kamishi.