Shnayim Yomi - Re'eh - Sheni - #2 - Rabbi Tzachi Diamond - A Place of Closeness

Welcome to Sheni. So the in parag tells us as follows. And the Pik tells us that even in a place that you may not feel connected to Hashem, you're still in that place, you're allowed to bring a Corban and connect to Hashem. And the Balurum says something very cryptic but interesting. This P starts and ends with the letter. And therefore he says that it means that after you the you have to check the lungs to make sure that they're clean. That that doesn't help us understand really what's going on here. So the kaducious tries to help us understand and he says we have to understand this based off if you go and you look in it's talking about the the signs of a kosher animal and the over there says that if you check if the looks like a a simple the one that we use at the end of a word. So in that case that would be kosher. But if it was a a that's bent like we have in the beginning or in the middle of a word that becomes and so the kaduca explains that if you look at this it can help us understand this beautifully because the beginning of the says if it's far away from you the begins with it's bent that we said is not kosher if it's far away from That's not so good. That's not kosher. But the end of the P tells us now if you have it, if it's a if it's a long it's kosher because that's when you're close to and that becomes permissible to you.