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Shnayim Yomi - Devarim - D'var Torah 5784
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Rabbi Shlomo Yisraeli shares some really powerful thoughts on this weeks Parashat Devarim. Thank you Rabbi Yisraeli for taking the time to carry us through the week! Shabbat Shalom!
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I want to take a moment to thank all of
the people involved with this incredible
program of
shi when every day you get a inspiration
and helps us go through the parasa
appreciate the words of the parasha and
add so much to our daily and weekly
experience of the
Torah should grow to be bigger and
better by the day I want to share with
you an insight into we have shabat
in and it starts because the
first and these are some of the harshest
words that we have in the entire T it
says he Compares us with SH with ox and
a
donkey even the shore and the know their
owner
is my people are less than that they
don't think they don't know me they
don't think and
Ponder he Compares us
with says
shim your hands are filled with
blood says somebody should close the
doors of my bet mikdash I don't want you
people to come can you imagine these
words you read these words and you think
there hasn't been a worse generation of
our nation than the time of
yesah but then the truth is when you
ponder about theim you realize the
tremendous high level of spiritual
experience that they had in that
generation let's go through some of
these it says
they would go all of them three times a
year to the you know how hard it is in
the to to go and travel for two weeks on
foot leaving the family leaving the
security and just going to and then says
when you bring they will
bring they would bring a lot of Corban
you know how expensive it is how
difficult is to slap the Corban up to
you sh and all of it goes asban is a
complete loss of
money
says I hate
your they were keeping they were keeping
all
the he doesn't
find in he doesn't find someone that
doesn't keep properly can you imagine
that
says you're ding a lot but I'm not
listening begging with and fasting and
and
and can you find another generation that
was like this no so what is the big deal
and if you pay attention the pasuk
itself says it says let's talk about
this I want you to become better I want
you to wash yourself off of all this
dirt and he
says Al want you to be there for the
downtrodden be there for
the the people who don't have emotional
support the people who are not strong be
there for the weak
be a mench I see that you go to sh I see
that you givea I see that you dve in and
you bring Corban and Shabbat and amazing
but I don't want any of that if you
don't have the basics the basics is I
want you to hold under the arm of the
downtrodden I want you to be a
mench we're experiencing a period of
time of division in the country in the
community and it is more important than
ever to focus on our relationships
between
ourselves call that one person that
you've been
avoiding try to have few acts of of
goodness and kindness that you wouldn't
otherwise
do those are the bricks of our bet
mikash those are the building blocks of
our yes and should
be as we experience this Shabbat it
should be a Shabbat of Happiness very
soon it should be a once
again that on it we can experience
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