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Parsha Perspectives for Today (Ki Savo)

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Living with Emunah - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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and the parasha has an enormous amount begins with bikuran makes its way all the way through the tokugawa obviously we're limited in our time so we'll see how far we get and how much we're able to learn together on this on this fine morning begins by telling us what will happen when you enter the land remember moshe is still delivering his monologue his soliloquy moshe is charging the jewish people they are on the precipice of entering the land after 40 years the land after 40 years this incorrigible people 40 years of moshe's extraordinary patience leading them and now they're about to fulfill their dream they're about to realize the purpose of their mission and moshe is giving them an instruction he says when you enter that land and you inherit and you acquire and you take up residence you're going to take gracious copri adama the first of your fruit bikuram the mitzvah is characterized as bikuram the mitzvah is characterized as racist as the first the jewish people are racists are first torah is racist bikuram is given a great position of prominence of significance among all of the mitzvos it is a very very special mitzvah that the farmer takes the very first fruit and brings it to you and brings it to the coin there's a parade pomp and circumstance to celebrate this first little fig the first little date the first little fruit a little nothing and yet there's enormous pomp and circumstance an enormous party we've

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  1. 1:06and the parasha has an enormous amount begins with bikuran makes its way all the way
  2. 6:41is not random it's not just any fruit the mitzvah of bikram is specifically the fruit
  3. 12:33nunu and the egyptians they mistreated us they oppressed us they persecuted us they afflicted us
  4. 18:07and why in the world are we reading from parishes excuse me from our pasha on
  5. 24:12every other bracha is specific this is generic what's the broccoli you should say abraca coffee
  6. 30:29who is this aramian so let's take a look rashi says who is the aramian rashi
  7. 36:14and that is the greatest danger a greater danger than even our physical annihilation although that
  8. 41:54she was a poor man and he never had enough to eat and his family had
  9. 47:48there for me he answers me this you know it should bring you a sense of
  10. 54:16and many have the custom of giving stakka before davening giving staka during the other and

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