Naso - Out Of This World | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

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hi this is dski and welcome to the par in five where in five minutes we try to give you an idea about the parer that hopefully will have meaning for you and it is and although this is not an absolute it is often often H it comes out that the par that you read before uh sh immediately before isid there's a lot of reasons for that which maybe we'll talk about uh another year but uh M it turns out that the para that you usually read after sh is so uh that's interesting what is unique about par naso is that it is the longest par in the Torah 176 sukim yeah which is interesting because when they set up the V Nas and I stress that there other editions of the sh but when they said the vas the longest m is Basra at 1176 dpim interesting what's the longest peric in all of tanak well it is a capital toim that's what that is 176 Pim coincidence I think not what is the significance of

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1. 0:00hi this is dski and welcome to the par in five where in five minutes we…
2. 0:30uh another year but uh M it turns out that the para that you usually read…
3. 1:02the vas the longest m is Basra at 1176 dpim interesting what's the longest peric in…
4. 1:35176 well if you go to the cap you'll see right away what the significance is…
5. 2:06this world right this world is seven four directions up and down and the seventh is…
6. 2:39sevens you come to the eighth which is sh which is Torah um the seven days…
7. 3:09milk eggs it would be nothing if we didn't turn it into it would be nothing…
8. 3:42created and the Torah was written we take each one of them to the eighth to…

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