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Tzipisa L'Yeshua Chapter 1 - What Happens To Free Choice when Moshiach Comes {12}

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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await the coming of mashiach when the gemara tells us a little bit further on and off days that we don't desire and that that has a twofold meaning number one we don't want them to come like cilantro would say that people say if only mashiach would come but he says what if mashiach comes meaning then we no longer have the opportunity to do Mitzvah Center now what that means is we don't have the opportunity to reap reward from the performance of our mid space seemingly as ramban tells us in this week's parashah God will circumcise your heart the ramban explains that Hashem will remove from our heart any desire for evil evil will basically vanish and will be vanquished and the challenge between good and evil will cease and we know that reward is based upon overcoming challenge therefore the question is that why are we obligated to await the coming of mashiach when we don't really want it to come by the way moreover doesn't just mean days that we don't want but it means days when there is no desire meaning no desire for evil no desire for sin so yesterday we explained from the Arabic Levenstein that said that even though it may not be good for the individual it's good for the sibor as a whole which is generally understood to mean that it might not be good for our personal service of Hashem but it's good for Hashem on a more Grand scale in other words in order to be mechadesh shame shamayam but in our existence today

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  1. 0:30await the coming of mashiach when the gemara tells us a little bit further on and…
  2. 1:32that reward is based upon overcoming challenge therefore the question is that why are we obligated…
  3. 3:04vahase I will remove Your Heart of Stone what makes it challenging for us to do…
  4. 4:04meaning there's Adam where he he's choosing between the eight sadas there's Adam after the sin…
  5. 5:37his free choice was to choose to go higher and higher and higher it comes out…
  6. 6:39by the way the ram Khali and the dastavonois further explains that when mashiach comes there…
  7. 8:13do Mitzvahs as opposed to averos his challenge was how fast is he going to rise…
  8. 9:15point where free choice then is the choice between good and better or best or faster…
  9. 10:50because we'll be able to choose between good and better between fast exhalation acceleration and even…
  10. 11:52so that means there will be great reward in learning Tyra in the times of mashiach…

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