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Why is Purim the Only Holiday We Will Celebrate Forever? - Rabbi Yitzchak Botton
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one thing we can all agree on is that
poor is the time to celebrate festive
meals the family together children in
those adorable costumes and sometimes we
have the adults and not so adorable
costumes but everyone's beauty comes out
in a unique way on porn and we get to
see all of the unique behavior of the
Jewish people
you know half drunk all the way drunk a
quarter drunk I won't tell you well you
know how I behave on Form you have to
come and join me for form to find out
but getting to the point getting more
serious so we celebrate on Purim but
what are we celebrating
why is poram one of the unique holidays
among all the Jewish holidays that it is
the one that is mentioned it will never
be abolished poram will be celebrated
forever unlike the Hakeem
unlike Pesach and Sheva walk and Sukkot
these holidays we will not celebrate
forever the way we celebrate them now
but poram will be an everlasting
celebration for the Jewish people so
what makes poram so unique that it has
this special status among all the Jewish
holidays what's unique about poram if
you look at Jewish history although we
faced many many enemies this is the one
time that an enemy stood up to try to
wipe out all of the Jews all around the
world complete and total annihilation
that one Jew would remain man woman and
child were going to be sent to their
death so in the face of utter
destruction we reached the point of no
return
you know we hit rock bottom with no way
to turn so where did we turn to Hashem
and it seemed like a shame wasn't even
there to answer and receive our Christ
everything looked like it was not going
our way it would look like we were
really doomed
we had Haman rising to power we had a
wicked king that also wanted to see us
destroyed we had a almost a death
sentence hanging over our heads for a
full year and even the story itself is a
bit odd because when finally - Mara she
finds out that Esther is Jewish and she
pleads to save us so King Ahasuerus
doesn't even save us so after
essentially her man is killed and you
would think it's time to live happily
ever after in
since the Jews were facing a death
sentence that was waiting for them
almost an entire year till becoming
Aadhaar remember the date that Esther
approached a hydration to save us and
Haman was killed was paisa now other is
the month before paisa
so it was an entire year until the month
of other came about again that we had to
walk around with this idea of we may be
all destroyed come 11 months from now
and so that brought within the Jewish
people that brought out the deepest
level of repentance and the deepest
level of clinging to Hashem because he
was our only hope however for the entire
year we did not see how Hashem would
save us because throughout the entire
poem story God did not show his mighty
hand as it is in terms of Egypt so what
was the real miracle that we have to
publicize what is the miracle of poram
that we are celebrating the truth I
think there are two parts to the story
and two parts to the miracle one of the
miracles of poram essentially ends when
Haman is killed because really poor
miracle is a hidden hidden miracle that
no one could see through about a nine
year period we see random events where
the Jews are in a lot of trouble and
they go through and things go from bad
to worse now finally when it seems like
really we are going to be wiped out with
Mordechai being killed our leader
everything just flips around in a moment
in a moment the gallows that the common
built for Mordechai are used to hang him
and at that moment it's like a bright
light shining down from above and
suddenly God appears we saw gods
hand of savior cause mercy in saving
water high and killing our enemy among
and at that moment we look back and to
retrace the events and we see that each
event leading backward was connected and
we actually find that Hashem was there
from the very first word via he and on
every page we see Hashem there that's
the idea of Hashem coming out from
behind the scenes and his Providence and
his protection becomes very clear to us
at that moment but interestingly that
that moment is not the end of our story
because had Esther approached you know
Rajas Rosa then Anna and I sure had
agreed to protect us and save us then
the saw will be over and that would be
essentially the ending of like a movie
but what do we see we see now a flesh
mayor says I can't help you once I make
a decree I can't change it and that is a
cop-out of course but you know Esther
takes it and we live another 11 months
with the idea that in 11 months our
enemies are gonna come and attack us now
here's where I think the heart and
essence of the poem story lies it's not
the miracle that we speak about most
often but I think it is the essential
miracle of poem because it is where that
an advantage over all of the holidays
show its face since every single Jew was
really going to be killed by Haman and
every single Jew was in jeopardy at risk
so I don't think it would have been
enough if most of the Jews were saved
here Hashem really delivered 100% saving
every single Jew this is the one time
that we were almost attacked or they
were in danger where you don't see not
even one casualty that one person heard
it Egypt
managers were hurt and killed in Bevelle
managers were hurt and killed in every
exile that we were saved from eventually
there were Jews there were heard to kill
even the Hanukkah miracle and story
which is similar to porn
a battle of a few thousand against about
a hundred thousand trans soldiers and
that was an obvious amiracle even though
it was Barbara with the nature was an
obvious miracle but still there were
casualties on both sides we died they
died although we were victorious and was
clearly a miracle we still have to
suffer the agony of seeing our Jewish
brethren dying and that's why the simcha
the joy of Chanukah is not the same as
the joy of poor but on poram we're
taught that during the military battle
hand-to-hand combat of a small amount of
Jews against their enemies around the
world around the entire world known
world of the time and we defeated them
in hand-to-hand combat war how did we do
that so when we understand that God was
present with us during that battle God
was with every single Jew protecting him
from the enemy protecting from the
enemy's sword and at the same time
helping him wield his sword to victory
killing our enemies and saving us and
this makes the unique needs of poram so
special that's why we celebrate forever
and ever it's the greatest celebration
because it's the only time that God
saved every single one of us from harm
to show his great love and the
importance of every single Jew this is
similar to the final redemption maybe so
head to it that we know that ultimately
even though we go through the ups and
downs and there are righteous in our
wicked ultimately every single Jew since
we're all part of one whole unit one
whole spiritual body one neshama we will
all be there in the final redemption in
the final world to come and so that is
the connection between Purim and the
final redemption that's why poram is
even greater than all of the other
holidays so we see the beauty of poor
who represents the undying everlasting
people following the perfect faith after
Hashem and we with our faith and Hashem
behind us we will never ever be erased
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