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ALL PARSHA - The Chasam Sofer on Parshas Emor

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Baruch haba, and welcome everyone to a special edition of all parsha on parshas Emor, the Chasam Sofer on parshas Emor. Very excited to share with you this week an amazing offering of the Chasam Sofer found in Sefer Toras Moshe on parshas Emor. Parshas Emor is the parsha of the moadim, the yamim tovim. It speaks about all the yamim tovim beginning with Pesach, Shavuos, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkos. Comes the Re'ah, Rebbe Elazar of Garmeiza, and he, one of the great masters of the remezim of the Torah from the era of the Rishonim, and he says even the yamim tovim that are midrabannan are alluded to after the parsha of the moadim. Immediately after the parsha of the moadim, we have the parsha of lighting the menorah. That, says Re'ah, is a remez to Chanukah. And then we have the mitzvah of the lechem hapanim, to place the showbread

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