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Shnayim Yomi - Vayera - D'var Torah
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Rabbi Gav Friedman shares some really powerful thoughts on this weeks Parashat Vayera. Thank you Rabbi Friedman for taking the time to carry us through the week! Shabbat Shalom!
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a hearty ma for all those who made it
this far and finished this
week for those who didn't yet
finish stay strong you got this you can
do this and uh you know even if it be
felt behind just a little
bit we're only four you can catch up
jump on the boat right now jump on the
wagon get involved and then you can make
up if you need to make up okay I want to
share with all y'all the bonus round
this bonus round of
mikra by sharing with you a a powerful
idea a a life-altering
perspective on our yish you know comes
and he says AB it's time you got to go
kill your kid and the question
is what exactly was the test many many
as as it said much ink has been spilled
on this question and uh there are
various answers the one I'm going to
give will make sense the way I'm going
to ask it did we really think Abu wasn't
going to listen Theon comes and tells
him to do something this is ainu of
course he's gonna listen then what was
the
test listen to this
amazing AB goes ahead and it
says he goes he takes the knife he's
about to do it and the Mal comes and
says to
him and he says to
him don't do anything leave
alone I know that you're in I know I
know you're with me don't do
it teaches a powerful
idea this was a pretty interesting
interaction and when I say interesting I
mean a most lofty interaction that of
connecting and speaking with speaking
with that ain't St my friends that's the
real deal and kazal teach us a person is
not able to interact with such high high
PLS High experiences a person can't have
a n they're not able to get to such a
level unless
they're in a state of sim they're in a
state of
Joy state of Joy so how is able to have
this how was he able to even hear when
it
says how was he able to hear it he's
about to kill his kid the answer is he
was in a state of
sim yes of course he doesn't want to
kill his child and of course maybe this
doesn't even make sense but at the end
of the day the Reon wants this to
happen so I'm going to do this and not
just I'm going to do it I'm going to
do understand that many of us are
involved with doing mitz we're involved
with mitz we get up in the morning we
say we put on our we go we DAV we make
bras on our food we learn Torah we do
whatever it may be that we're involved
with
doing maybe for some of us the test will
be are we even going to do the Mitzvah
are we even going to go to Shak are we
even gonna do that are we got fa of
course he's going to do it the question
is though is he
do do we
serve do we serve in a state of I love
this this is not just like okay I'll do
what I have to do I'll be y but no ah
I'm in I'm a state of sim we learned
from the storyline over here the very
fact that I was able to hear this means
he did it to bless us please please
bless us every one of us not only with
our because of
doing but with
of serving the and not just serving
serving in a tremendous state of sim I
wish all y'all an amazing day an amazing
week A Week full of
Chavis