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Shnayim Yomi - Shemini - D'var Torah
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Rabbi Eliyahu Aboud wraps up this weeks Shnayim Mikra with a beautiful lesson. Thank you Rabbi Aboud for carrying us though the week with your clear explanation! Shabbat Shalom!
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[Music]
we read
the story of aharon losing his two
children
and the torah describes how haron
accepts hashem's
yes with love it's quiet
no complaining and he got rewarded
tremendously the torah goes out of its
way to describe what haran did
and he was rewarded hashem came and
spoke to him special
a special mitzvah of of uh
like the torah describes
one may ask and i saw this in a
sephiroth
one may ask i mean
what should ahadon say what could you do
they're dead
what are you going to what are you going
to do of course he was quiet what could
he have done what they do
bring them back that's not the way the
world hashem killed them it's the right
thing
so i saw an amazing shot they bring from
the sephiroth
that when a person when something's bad
happens to a person what should he say
oh you know what this also is probably
good and the quran says
you have to bless hashem on bear just
like you bless him on good
which means that you have to work on
yourself something bad happens you have
to work on yourself to say there's
probably good in this as well
says the seventh assad when aharon
saw what happened to his children he
didn't say gamsalotova
he didn't say
he didn't say anything he reached a
level
that he didn't see it as a bad thing at
all
that's what's was so happy
when on everything hashem did to him
that he didn't even feel the need to
work on himself to not to not feel bad
of course whatever hashem does is is
great it was without it it didn't have
the whole
give and take so the chavez queen
continues and says that's why the pasuk
says
it's an interesting word it should have
said i don't was quite i didn't say
anything can you complain no
says means if you're quiet but sometimes
when a person is quiet you still see on
his face
he's turned pale he he's he's he's
controlling himself controlling his
emotion he's just not talking
but almost like a dome there was
zero change in his complexion he was the
same as before
that's what we were saying from the
seventh as if nothing happened
there was a great rabbi khasit rabbi the
divine king from tons
of prime sansa he lost his son at a very
young age a seven-year-old son
and they made the levia before early in
the morning they came to the show right
after
and the bride turns to the people and he
says
imagine you're walking in the street and
all of a sudden you feel someone come
from behind and give you a whack on the
back
so you turn around and you see
well if you see it's your enemy
something you don't like comes and gives
you a whack on the back
you turn around you look what it is you
get angry what i do to you i'm just
walking my merry way what are you
bothering me for
but if you turn around and you see it's
your best friend it's your best friend
that you've been with this guy for years
he only did good to you and he gives you
a smack on the back
you turn around you look at him and you
smile
and you ask him what was that all about
what's doing
says that they behind me i just received
today a tremendous
smack a big beating from heaven
and i looked up to the heavens to see
who gave me this beating and who do i
see i see my best friend i see the best
my loving father so i'm gonna smile at
my father and say
started praying
you imagine this is the level of
insecure they realize
nothing from hashem is without reason
there's a reason for everything
the banished had a student called the
bishop who lost his son
this son lo was was engaged half mara
keith
sheen and his
died died the day of the wedding
leaving the kala
um to fall to ye boom to a 13 year old
brother
which she ended up she waited for him
a few a long time she waited for a
couple of years until he did ubum to her
and he married her
but the father rishaman was devastated
and the benefit got up by the shiva and
he spoke about the topic of gilgolim
and the beneficiary in his roha kodesh
he spoke about how this was a google of
that and again
of that and his tikkun was this and he
calmed the father
which means that this is another way to
calm ourselves down when things happen
to us
and we know that hashem has a rhyme and
reason you see a young person
passing away there's obviously a tikkun
that was finished they bring in from
sadka when he was sitting by the shiva
of a young
couple that lost a baby
so he said to them imagine you get on on
a city bus on a bus
and the bus has bus stops but there's
also the end of the run
and some people get up by the first stop
somebody by the second stop the third
the fourth
and some people stay to the end of the
run do you
question the people who get off by the
first one hey why'd you get off why
don't you stay to the end of the ride
you paid you could have stayed till the
end of the ride with the same ticket
why did you get off you don't question
them why
whatever they got on the bus for they
got off now
some people need to stay to the end
that's the same thing with people today
in this world
some people get off on the first run
some people go to the second and some
people wait to the end of the ride
there's no questioning there's different
guild gulem there's different tikunim
this is just a hazuk for us when we go
through
uh difficult situations we have to
remember remember the
time remember the south carolina
remember that remember that satiem
how they accepted all hashem's things
with love
maybe we'll reach that level that even
what looks bad it's not bad
we'll look at everything like it's good
like and will be
that hashem will reward us tremendously
shabbat shadow
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