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Shnayim Yomi - Yitro - R'vi'i - #4
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Featuring: Rabbi Reuven Brand Rosh Kollel, Y.U. Torah Mitzion Kollel Chicago, IL Click below for today's text of Shnayim Mikra: https://shnayimyomi.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/yitro4-compressed.pdf ShnayimYomi.org
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the fourth aliyah riffy we've been
waiting for this finally we arrive at
our sinai pasik tells us the beginning
of the aliyah that it was on rosh
chodesh sivan the third month at that
time they didn't call it siva they just
called it bakura
we call it sivan on the third month on
the first day they arrived at midbar
sinai they had traveled from graffiti
they packed they packed up they went
they arrived and they camped to posix
says
so many of you are familiar with the
famous comment of khazal that cited by
rashi va yikan they camped one
in singular
begins the conversation between us and
him the shuttle diplomacy back and forth
between our kurdish baruch and the
people over the week preparing for our
sinai hakuras who sends motion with
messages they come back back and forth
but in this aliyah the first message
sends us is a crucial one it's a
definitional one it's a defining moment
in our history because
who tells us
you will be
we will be
a kingdom of kohanim of priests and a
holy people
why the repetition perhaps because there
are two dimensions here number one is we
are each individually kohanim
whether you are biologically miserable
or whether you are a jewish person who
is a role model who is meant to be a
shaliah divine emissary
in this world to be a light for all
humanity so you are part of mamlekas
kohanim the collection of individuals
who are kohanim but ultimately
it's about agoi kadosh it's about those
individuals those pratim
those specific unique people
combining to be a guy kadosh to its
sibor to a cloud to knesset's israel
that is the ultimate fulfillment of the
jewish people where all of the yehidim
become part of the pratim ravkuk
the first rabbi the chief rabbi of the
first of the modern settlement of the
land of israel he points out in his
akdama to the safer shabbat
his treatise
to the extent of which somebody is holy
their kadusa it depends on their
connection
to kinesthetic as a whole to the sibor
that's our opportunity on a daily basis
to figure out how do we nurture our
status as a courage as an individual but
also how do we see ourselves as part of
a greater whole
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