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Shnayim Yomi - Va'eira - D'var Torah
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Rabbi Moshe Hubner shares a beuautiful D'var Torah with us from Parashat Va'eira. Thank you Rabbi Hubner for carrying us through this week one day at a time!
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passions for era so early in the week we
discussed the idea that each
plague was different and specifically
that the plague of dam
of blood did not occur in power's house
that is actually based on the words of
the pasek
if we can go back it's peroxian
where it says if you remember this from
the early in the week that would be
great
by yifa and paris paris turned away by
yavel bay so he came to his house
for leicester liberty gamla's ice he
ignored the situation that was going on
in egypt
so right away they what we spoke about
the measure seems to say that he ignored
the situation in egypt because
he didn't feel it himself didn't bother
him he walked into his palace and his
palace had
fresh running clean water so it didn't
bother what everyone else was doing
and it says twice it says
you came to his house and didn't listen
also to this rashi says what does also
mean also adds on
that he ignored not only the plague
itself but as we spoke about early new
week prior to the plague
moshe and aaron brought special signs
and miracles to show that they were real
so he ignored the plague because he
didn't feel it he had water in his house
and he ignored the original
stuff as well those special signs and
miracles that they performed
this is a lesson for all of us that the
torah said to us it's easy to feel
something when you're in the street
dealing with someone else
when you go into your own home some
people sadly to say lose that feeling of
empathy for
others thankfully many of us are
watching this and we had a
successful healthy last few months we
weren't directly affected but
when we hear someone is directly
affected we have to empathize
to the level of where it bothers us to a
certain point where we cannot just look
away
so we go into our own homes we cannot be
like power and say
we are safe within our own home and
don't worry about the rest of the world
the famous story is that the rich person
had a knock on his door and he came
outside on a cold night and the rabbi
was standing there
the rabbi said i want to talk to you
about a very important situation going
on in my school we have to raise funds
and the rich person tells the rabbi yeah
yeah come inside we'll get a cup of
coffee
no no i have to tell you what's going on
we have to raise money for this
we're also supporting people who are
widows and and orphans we need to speak
to him he goes rabbi it's freezing
outside
please come inside my house and we can
have the same discussion and he's saying
no no
no no no and finally the person says
what is your problem why can't we have
this conversation inside it's the same
conversation
same words same everything and the rabbi
says because i want you to feel what it
means to be
cold and hungry and tired and if we go
inside your warm room and you give me a
coffee and we're having the same
conversation there will not be the same
empathetic feeling toward that we
ourselves are something we have to work
on constantly
it's not something naturally a person
goes into his own home he closes his
door
thankfully he has a great house and
shalom bias and raising successful
children
but he loses a little bit of what's
going on outside the street one of the
things that we have to work on during
the pandemic was we all locked into our
own homes
is not to be locked in in the negative
way that paro did of ignoring what goes
on in the rest of the world
we have to go inside and work on
ourselves to see empathy and we're all
part of one nation
kalisto we are all related to each other
that's an important thing that to work
on
it's one of the ways the jews survive
the exile is by being one great unit
with each other
we have to have that now as well the
actress will bring the gullah
hopefully we'll have meshiach by the
time you get to this video we will all
celebrate it
in your share have a great job
you