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Part 67: Living With Hashem Prospectively Not Only In Retrospect

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Parsha Perspectives - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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that today is unlike every other fast day all other fast days both major and minor have a component that they are commemorating a Calamity a tragedy of the past mostly tied around theban last night we concluded our 20th century moments that mattered series with a talk on y mashawa the founding of yah part of the opposition R salek and his nephew the RV and many others to the establishment of yashwa was that we um we don't add new days new Memorial days we don't add new days new Memorial days new Fast days but rather they're all subsumed under Tish Tish incorporates all of Jewish people's tragedy throughout the Millennia throughout the generation so all of our other fast days stem Froman they have to do with the breach of the walls they have to do with the beginning of the destruction each commemorates a different stage and ultimately what was theban the destruction of our temples and the withdrawal of the Divine countenance the withdrawal of the from our MST so um so that's true for all the others and they they they Mark a Calamity a tragedy of the past and the way we mark it the r writes the ra calls why are we fasting to Mark a tragedy and what's the goal chuva to arouse to inspire within us a sense of self-reflection introspection personal growth chuva we should repent so fast days are usually sad they're somber we're not giddy we're not happy we're not joyous but rather we're very focused we're

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  1. 0:32that today is unlike every other fast day all other fast days both major and minor
  2. 4:35dogs before you enjoy the joy of purum the prerequisite is first coming together as a
  3. 8:41answer towards the end of the M it says the mill itself that these days of
  4. 12:45opening your eyes you looked outside oh there's a sun in the sky oh it's not
  5. 16:54they're all miracles outside the natural order the fact that the 10 plagues each of those
  6. 20:59Circumstance the ran the end of the raan elaborates the entire reason for miracles and why
  7. 25:06out the flame that never Burns Out doin Miller spoke a couple weekends ago he gave
  8. 29:14thing about amalik is that and and this holiday of puram is about destroying a Malik
  9. 33:28which means that part of of the leap of faith part of the exercise of amuna
  10. 38:06in the classic understanding the simple translation of is that if you read it out of

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