Our Divinity Exposed - Key to Redemption, In Our Hands - Part 3

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The opening of this shiur, in The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

all right good evening everyone let's do another class this is a makeup class still have to finish last week's um Kita Redemption class called our Divinity exposed this will hopefully wrap it up it's the third class in the um so we left off last week in class number two in that the whole idea of the Mitzvah of the kurim hashas kisavo the mitzvah bikurim is that it expresses the the loftiness of the Jewish Souls how the Jewish people are hashem's first born fruit they are the bikurim and even when we while we're in physical bodies we still connected to our quintessential elevated state where our souls are still unified with hashem's very self infinitely Beyond creation um immeasurably higher than creation and everything in creation and so much so that the the the bicorium represent even a level that's higher than truma truma is the gift that is given to the priest to the Cohen and that is the Torah that the elevation of Israel is even higher than the Torah rooted and that's when we bring bikorium we take the fruit which in this case is ourselves and we place it in the basket in front of Hashem demonstrating and saying that we really ought to be in the Holy Temple living in God's home because that's where God lives and a peace of God should be living with God and um so we learned the last thing we were learning what is the meaning of placing it in why why the emphasis so much is on the basket so we learned last week that um in the last last class that the basket represents the body and it's important to remember that all this loftiness of the greatness of the soul is precisely when the including and

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1. 0:06all right good evening everyone let's do another class this is a makeup class still have…
2. 6:34to give the uh the the correct pronunciation the Comets the Patak and the Segal and…
3. 12:58talk regarding the collective observance of all of Mitzvahs which would seem that this commandment has…
4. 19:21are again and he says in order that it should be revealed in this world like…
5. 25:54with it in this with the same excitement and the same thing like you did the…
6. 32:12including their physical existence and everything in their physical status and this moment has the absoluteness…
7. 38:33question we asked at the beginning also why is the Torah called Tavo the partial called…
8. 44:53I created it all for that Split Second take that take that moment seriously how seriously…
9. 51:15we would have to have a lot of Merit to get close to it but if…
10. 57:40happens instantly at the second now how can how can how can so the rep is…

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