Shnayim Yomi - Re'eh - Sh'vi'i - #7 - Rabbi Tzachi Diamond - Matzah & Shabbos

Welcome to Yomi Par this aliyah tells us a lot about the different and the says and there's a command for us to eat matzah all six days of pes and the seventh day it tells us not to do question is why don't we have that same command when it comes to sukus eat in the sukus six days and then the seventh day it'll be no mala and so the explains the matzah that we eat on pes is completely different than the food we eat the rest of the year matzah is the food of amuna and so therefore the Torah is telling us that during the six days of the week it represent the day, you have to make sure that you're filling yourself up with amuna. But when it comes to that seventh day corresponding to Shabas, in that case, you don't have to worry about filling yourself with amuna. You don't have to worry about eating more matzah because shabas itself fills us with a level of amuna which the rest of the week can't compare to. So perhaps we should try to connect to this and continue to fill ourselves with a level of imuna that we get through the matzah but through the week and our toiling to connect with muna as shabas gifts us automatically. Thank you for spending a week together and learning and growing in the para. Everyone should have an amazing chabas.