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So just the end, and today is erev
Shavuos.
And today's daf is
the daf of the first day of Shavuos.
I was thinking
the pasuk says in Shir Hashirim
This is in perek beis.
Pasuk yud alef. Just picking up in the
narrative over here. Ki hinei hasstav
avar.
The winter passed. Hagasham chalaf
halach lo. Right, those wintery storms,
those cloudy days
they're all in the rearview mirror.
Hanitzanim
niru ba'aretz. The flowers are beginning
to bloom. Eis hazamir higia. You can
hear chirping in the ear. V'kol hator
nishma ba'artzeinu. And the voice of the
tor is something that can be heard in
the land.
Hamelech continued in his very
poetic way. Hite'en chonto fage'u.
Daliyyotav smadar nasnu re'ach. Kumi
lach rayati yafati u'lchi lach. And he
goes on. And he says how
is kachagve hasela baseter hamadrega.
Hareini esmare'ach. Hashmi'ini es kolech
ki kolech arev u'marech naveh. Some of
the beautiful psukim in Shir Hashirim.
But [snorts] what's the setup? The setup
is that
the clouds are dispersing. You can feel
the good weather. You can hear the
chirping in the air.
Eis hazamir higia. V'kol hator nishma
ba'artzeinu. If you take a look at Rashi
in Shir Hashirim Rashi says what does it
mean v'kol hator? Ki mashma'i. Torim
u'vnei yonah. You can hear the
turtledoves already chirping. And that's
a sign that good times are coming.
That's a sign v'kol hator nishma
ba'artzeinu. The Gaon in his perush on
Shir Hashirim says what does it mean
v'kol hator nishma ba'artzeinu? Look the
Gaon and I quote perush hator hu
hatorah.
The torah is referring to the torah. So
higia eis liten hatorah. And what
Hamelech was saying in pnimiyus because
I don't know
what they're saying or what that the
time for Martin Tyler had arrived who
will have seen and it was weird it was
about
and I'd say no says the guy in the house
in a scene I should have come out to
show all the good guy the guy says
referring to the Torah okay in the world
of previous that's a pal of dick that
sounds easy but the
guy about say no I'd say no is wrong I
what's our saying no of course it's our
saying no it's wrong So I would say no
and what is that referring to it's
referring to Martin Tyler which happened
on our scene cuz our scene I is coming
out to show to the pal of the guy our
scene I didn't happen in our scene I
our scene I happened in the mid bar the
first year I grew up there were all my
time another guy this guy isn't a Leo
it's in Paris the volume the guy says
one more
Exodus forgive me I shall tell you what
Tyler is only in a Scala in our scene I
how much I'm
a viewer of our scene I
the guy
in our scene I all of our scene I etc.
etc. I'm skipping
I'm Michael Murray by going in Tyler
skipping a little bit I can Tyler like
Nick Allen in our scene I
so the guy has a whole piece where he
says you shall tell us that our scene I
and that's our scene I Martin and that's
Michael Murray by Going closer when I go
to go they were in our scene I anymore
at that point it was in Tyler SAYS THE
GUY
TYLER LIKE NICK ALLEN IN OUR SCENE I
SO THE GUY WILL SAY WHAT DO YOU MEAN
Tyler like Nick Allen in our SCENE I
THAT'S A RIOT
YOU JUST SAID THAT TYLER IS IN OUR SCENE
I SO WHAT DOES OUR SCENE I have to do
with anything the Tyler says the Tyler
says it's the guy who talks it's the guy
who talks
but OUR SCENE I ALL OF OUR SCENE I SO
THE GUY
BECAUSE OF
the guy Tyler like Nick Allen in our
scene I is Martin Tyler And it's Nick
Allen in our scene I what does that mean
by our scene I it means all of our scene
I so the guy
Nick Allen in our scene I so I saw
in the most out of cook addition of the
scene I
on
the guy Nick Allen in our scene I
And uh Hagoy's very, very lengthy
Hagoy's. So, they were written by Rebbe
Lyo Koyen who's Ben Hagoyn Rebbe Dovid
Koyen. The Chevroner Rosh Yeshiva. So,
Rebbe Lyo Koyen Ben Rebbe Dovid Koyen,
the Chevroner Rosh Yeshiva, he says,
"What's the p'shat?" He says, "The
p'shat is based on a midrash. And this
midrash is in Tehillim. It's in Tehillim
Samech Ches." The midrash says, "The
Sinai may hechin ba, where did our Sinai
come from?" Om Rebbe Yosi, Rebbe Yosi
said, "May Har Mayria Nitlash. came from
Har Mayria.
Har May Eisa, and it was separated like
a woman is mafresh chava. That's how Har
Sinai was ripped apart from Har Mayria.
Mi mokem she nekad Yitzchak Avinu. It
came from the mokem OF THE AKEIDA. OM
REBBE Akiva Baruchu, "Oh, Yovel Yitzchak
Avinu nekad alav. Being that Yitzchak
was nekad, he was nekad on this
mountain, no el levono of the kabbalah
al avos ateira. That's the place that's
most appropriate for Klal Yisrael to be
mekabel the Torah. You want to know
where our Sinai came from? You want to
know the rest of the story? The Tanna
Rebbe Yosi said in this midrash, "Har
Sinai is really the Har Mayria because
Har Mayria was nekad and it would went
into the midbar. And why did it happen?
It happened because Akiva Baruchu made a
cheshbon. He said, "Oh, Yovel Yitzchak
Avinu nekad alav no levono of the
kabbalah al avos ateira." So, Rebbe Lyo
Koyen says that I heard from my father,
this is the Chevroner Rosh Yeshiva Rebbe
Dovid Koyen. He said that the Gemara
says in Taanis Daf Tes Zayin Amud Aleph,
"May Har Mayria, why is Har Mayria
called Har Mayria?" So, the Gemara says
"P'ligta d'Rebbe Bar Chama Rebbe Bar
Chanina." "Chad mi one said, 'Har she
yosvi menu hora l'Yisrael.' This is the
mountain where hora came l'Yisrael." The
chavrusa of the other one said, "Har she
yosvi menu moira l'oyvei Kichavim."
"This is where yirah of the oyvei
Kichavim come from." Rashi has two
p'shatim. Why is Har Mayria a place with
this yirah for the oyvei Kichavim?
Lishana acharina, "Har Mayria, you want
to know where the yirah came? It's Har
Sinai. Moira l'oyvei Kichavim b'Matin
Torah. Because when Akiva Baruchu gave
the Torah, moira came. D'chasiv the
pasuk says, that
they shall cut her. And from there you
see that by her Sinai, there was Yira.
And that's how Maria shall be. Sham
Yotza more like the fake the Marsha.
Rashi was Torah and a possuk. Just the
first Rashi in Shas. Rashi in time is
not Rashi. But it's the first
what? Kol Yisrael are Rashi in Shas. Har
Maria is not Har Sinai. Har Sinai is Har
Sinai. Har Maria is with the Makam
Mikdash. So the old coin says Mati may
be more than Rabbi. The heaven of Shiva.
He said the feet of this magic tail and
which PATTERN IS A in two places.
Then you see Har Sinai but it's in
heaven and it might be Israel. You want
to know why? Cuz it was who fresh from
the Makam Mikdash. Ke Halame Yisrael.
Oh, THIS WAS A STICK. HAR MARIA. HAR THE
TORAH WAS GIVEN ON HAR SINAI BUT IT WAS
REALLY HAR MARIA. And that's this
Indian. Then it says if you think about
this is you misinterpret and this is not
the day for this. But if you
misinterpret a little bit the
relationship
between
the Torah and the Makam Mikdash comes
into a whole another light when you
appreciate the fact that Har Sinai is
really Har Maria. First of all, you see
it says Torah with Jerusalem. Right?
It's literally Har Maria was what Har
Sinai was. The fact that the Lishkas
Hagazis sat in the Makam Mikdash. What
was the Lishkas Hagazis? That was the
Sanhedrin Hagadol. Sham Yotza Yisrael.
Where did they sit? They sat in the
Makam Mikdash. They sat on Har Maria.
Oh, but Har Maria is Har Sinai. Makes a
lot of sense. They would be sitting on
Har Sinai. The Ramban is like the
Parshas Trumah which the Ramban
references in many different places. If
somebody understands the Makam of Har
Sinai, he'll understand the whole side
of the Mishkan because the Gilui
Shechina of Har Sinai was the same as
the Gilui Shechina of the Mishkan. Har
Sinai is Har Moriah. The [snorts]
Mikdash and Montresor Shimon Levi, whose
avodah is to be in the Mikdash. We know
there were two hats. On the one hand,
Shimon Levi does the avodah. On the
other hand, Moshe and Aaron teach Torah.
What's the place to teach Torah?
WHAT'S THE PLACE TO TEACH TORAH?
THAT'S THE PLACE TO TEACH TORAH. It's
something that's supposed to be done in
Har Sinai. But either way, the Gaon says
that you want to know what it means for
Kol Torah. You want to know what it
means for Kol Torah. It's the Kol of
Torah. And what does it mean? Nishma
Ba'aretz.
Nishma Ba'aretz means Al Har Sinai. So
who is in Eretz Israel? In the Mikra, in
the Mikra, the Kol Torah is the Kol of
the turtledoves. But in the Drush, in
the Pnimius, said the Vilna Gaon, it's
actually referring to the first day of
Shavuot. It's referring to the Kol of
Matan Torah. It's the Kol God of the
Pasuk. That
Kol, the Kol Israel was to hear the Kol
of God,
where Kol Israel literally heard God say
I am God.
That's the Kol that this Pasuk is
referring to. But the truth is another
Pasuk that's brought down in the Midrash
Rabbah. In Shir HaShirim Rabbah, this is
Base Tes. The Kol Nishma Ba'aretz. What
is
What's this Kol Nishma Ba'aretz? It
means the Kol of the turtledoves. Is
this what this means? Says the Midrash,
Kol HaMashiach. It's referring to the
Kol of Mashiach. The
Kol HaMashiach Manovu Harim Raglayim
Ba'aretz. The Kol Nishma Ba'aretz is
referring to the Kol of the Mashiach. So
just the Mashiach, the
Kol of the
Kol Torah of the Kol Israel that sits
and learns Torah day in day out. The Kol
and the
Kol of the turtledoves that will be
to learn today. So it means
the Kol
of the Kol Torah of the the kol
Torah of Rashi and Shmuel, literally
learning the sugiyah of the Torah and
the yain know we should be zocheh to
finally finally hear the kol of Melech
HaMoshiach who's going to say
>> [snorts]
>> Yigiya zman geulaschem, it should be the
kol haTor nishma b'artzeinu
b'karov.
Amen.