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Shnayim Yomi - Yitro - Rishon - #1
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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/yitro1.pdf ShnayimYomi.org
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the first
Alro hears the Miracles that hasem does
for the Jewish
people does miracles for us Rashi
explains what did he
heik he heard about the splitting of the
Sea and the waging of the war with
amalik so he shows
up he
comes with moshe's wife and his children
they arrive in the desert mosha goes out
to greet them and mosha tells yro his
father-in-law all the things that have
happened to them and the gar says thear
has two opinions either yro was
overjoyed or he was a little bit put on
edge either way yro has this emotional
reaction and M invites him to
come they offer caros comes and has a
feast with them that's the first Aliyah
the welcome of yro but the most
noteworthy perhaps the most noteworthy
component of this Aliyah is the first
word
vishma and yro heard but the truth is we
should more precisely translate it as
vro listened when we say in the morning
every day and then we say it in the
evening we're not saying here have that
auditory sensation no no no
VMA
means to listen to lean in to take
something seriously to internalize it so
lots of people heard about lots of
people heard about but they didn't
internalize it it didn't become
actionable for
them yro listened and did something
about
it the truth is is that this kak ofia of
listening is something which is Central
to the Jewish people if you think about
it we as a people historically are much
more associated with Shia with listening
shma Isel than we are with Ria with
seeing because seeing although sometimes
you say seeing is believing seeing can
also be deceiving what we see with our
Earthly eyes some kind sometimes can
deceive us as we
say don't be deceived by our eyes what
we see in the world the truth is that
what is deeper what is behind the veil
of this world H is better perceived
through the kak through the power of
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hearing