Teruma: Why is G-D reffered to as a Consuming Fire? - Rabbi Shalom Rosner

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we started reading the partios that talk about the mishkan which eventually turns into the base amigdas truma tetsava vayaka bakude and after having a safer and a half of of uh torreseno akadosha and we think about say fabricious and we think about uh Yates mistram and Chris then we come to truma and just going through the Parsha with Rashi a little more challenging a little more detailed a little more technical how do we excite ourselves how do we get ready for for these partios that we're going to have over the next couple of weeks so maybe it could the message could be based on the Sava Kabbalah from last week's Parsha at the end of last week's parashahu is described as um a consuming fire on harcinai and the question answer of Mecklenburg is why is Hashem called a consuming fire isn't that a negative destructive consuming

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2. 0:31ready for for these partios that we're going to have over the next couple of weeks…
3. 1:01what does that meant to teach us says the says the Sava Kabbalah to attribute physical…
4. 1:31what determined what the experience was how intense was it for me when fire burns up…
5. 2:03was a different experience for all of us it depended on our preparation it depended how…
6. 2:34depends about how spiritually combustible we make ourselves so I think the same would apply to…
7. 3:07prepare ourselves to experience parish's truma which has the ramban says is the hems not only…

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