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Penimiyus HaParsha - Eikev: Hashem's Nachas

A new series with Rav Binyomin Weinrib exploring the inner meaning of the parsha of…

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A new series with Rav Binyomin Weinrib exploring the inner meaning of the parsha of Eikev.

A 4 min parsha shiur by Rabbi Yaakov Klein. Like every video on Lehallel, it was judged and approved under the Lehallel law before it ever appeared — no unreviewed result is ever shown.

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Penimiyus HaParsha - Eikev: Hashem's Nachas3:46

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Recently approved from the same speaker: “Immersing in the Mikvah of Chodesh Elul” (1 min) · “HaMeor SheBah #63: R' Yoeli Klein - Crying Tears of Joy” (4:05) · “HaMeor SheBah #79: Rav Moishe Schechter - The Love Behind the Law” (4:55).

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Yaakov Klein’s own words— taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

a parent's greatest joy and greatest nachas is when they're able to watch their child develop into an independent human being when the child is newborn and a child is taken care of totally by the parents by the mother and the father having their drinks their food their diapers everything is taken care of by the mother and father lovingly the mother and father do everything for the child but then as they watch the child start to develop into its own human being and start to develop into its own person and become independent it brings the parents the greatest sense of nachas and joy the parent watches the child start to clap their hands start to crawl start to walk talk on their own eat on their own go to school on their own get on a bus by themselves and it brings the parents joy they see that this child that we took care of since the day it was born is now starting to develop into its own independent person capable of taking care of and fending for itself the halogens tells us if we look at the beginning of the parasha vahaya tishma'un we're able to see that the ubanisham also experiences the simcha

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  1. 0:03a parent's greatest joy and greatest nachas is when they're able to watch their child develop…
  2. 0:35of nachas and joy the parent watches the child start to clap their hands start to…
  3. 1:05and this the word vahaya the gemara and tells us and on a simple level the…
  4. 1:35taking place a higher loftier that's taking place when the ubanisham is able to give us…
  5. 2:07nachas to the helicopter banished the passage says until hashem and this foreign i'm happy hashem…
  6. 2:37by doing that which he desires a person is able to be filled with the greatest…
  7. 3:07vahya it brings hashem the greatest sense of simcha which is to do their own sin…

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