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Shnayim Yomi - Vayechi - Chamishi - #5 - Rabbi Jack Savdie - Naftali's Blessing: Sweet & Beautiful
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Good morning. Today we're going to see
an example of a positive blessing of
the that he gave toi
is analy
a female deer
that is set loose who gives forth words
of beauty. I want to share with you the
perushia of Rabenu Abraham bin Haram.
Rabenu Abraham
like his father was a great great
scholar and he continued to lead the
Jewish community in Egypt as the naged
after his father passed away and he has
a beautiful perouch on the Torah on
Sephit and Sephar Shimote. So let's
begin with his first commentary. His
first commentary he's quoting Abi Abba.
He's quoting his grandfather Rabenu
who explains
Mashall.
Mashall to the female deer is because
the deer runs very quickly and when it
runs fast it takes wide strides to run
fast and that is the oft
the oft the portion of that he'll
receive in Israel will be wide and
expansive
he then moves on to quote the Ibanzra
the Iban Era says that it's a mash
that the
would actually be a gift that says it as
well that the ayah this female deer
would be something that
the rulers would send one to the other
because it was considered to be hash and
therefore
Yov is blessing
that his portion will be
like this gift that they send to each
other. The of the midrash illustrate
certain fruit grew in his
and they were very hash. The talks about
fruit that grew around the which was in
the of
the says that this these fruits were
more hash than bread.
mean
and that is the that is giving toali
that he'll have this portion that will
be and will have hash fruits and it
connects beautifully to the second half
of the pub
like the says that they're going to
thank Hashem and bless Hashem for these
these fruits. In other words, the beauty
of Islah and the fruit that it produces
lead people to thank Hashem and bless
Hashem. And lastly, he brings an
alternate perouch, a very interesting
perouch.
He says that
that those from the tribe of when they
would read the Torah
they would read it in a beautiful and
sweet way and this was part of the that
gave to
and I think all of you can take it as
well when you're reading
And you'll read it in a beautiful and
pleasant way.