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The Late Parsha Show VZos Habracha
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Happy sukkos from the Late Parsha Show!! The last Torah Portion of all five books of moses!
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God in this incredible sucker equipped
with four fangs to acs it's awesome
right and I build myself actually I mean
my with my father and his friends and I
wasn't there but come on welcome to the
lake partial partial is a Scarborough
it was a little tough to decide to make
this video because I mean who wants to
be filming and editing a video on this
joyous holiday of circus but then I
realized it's the last partial of the
Tara I gotta do this one so who wants to
be filming and editing on this
incredible joyous holiday of circus I do
apparently there is a verse in this
week's Torah portion which is kind of
strange the verses Moses blessing us
that when we enter the land of Israel
will be in control of our enemies motor
begins with saying that we're shams help
you will destroy our enemies I'm gonna
void breakfast so we'll continue in the
soka initially my Charbonneau tells us
that a sham wants is to completely wipe
out and destroy the enemies of the
Jewish people our enemies but then Moses
ends the verse saying that your enemies
will be in such fear that they'll be
hiding from you and you will tread on
their high places which sounds weird but
it basically means we'll be rocking the
house and no one's gonna start with us
the first kind of shows us two distinct
attitudes on how to deal with our
enemies we destroying the enemy or are
we gonna make sure that they're really
scared of us well let's explain
according to a hasidic teaching there
are two kinds of spiritual enemies anti
holiness enemies and these enemies take
form and physical things one kind of
spiritual enemy we can subdue make them
hide take control but another kind you
must completely destroy first type of
enemy the first type of anti holiness is
just something that isn't holiness and
the reason it's considered an enemy is
because it has a serious potential to
distract someone from what is holy
contrary to popular belief there are
many things that you is allowed to do
these things must be subdued tone down
so to speak but Jews should not get too
carried away with anything that isn't
holiness I mean we're a lot of eat drink
sleep walk talk dance Oh anything even
take a shower for example really bro so
we must cause this type of enemy to go
into hiding bring it over to the Jewish
side do permitted thing is only in a
Jewish way to the point that you can't
even tell that it's a potential enemy
but you better do that before it turns
into a real enemy which must be
destroyed the second type of enemy are
things that are actively opposing
godliness and that must be destroyed
taken out of a juice life good luck and
good shabbos
for for next week next for next week's
javis yeah who sets the clocks around
here and a really happy circus
this is really anything in life anything
physical even my cereal pension shower
right after I mentioned shower you're
walking out in this first blessing us
how will be totally in control and on
top of our enemies we find two distinct
attitudes towards towards you know
dealing with them so there's this first
and there's also a paper bag oting
somehow it's raining so i'm holding the
camera under the table but jewish home
is no place for anything which isn't
inherently holy