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What to Do When Life Tastes Bitter | Parsha Perspectives | Beshalach 5786

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Living with Emunah - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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It happened when parro sent out the people. Hashem did not lead them by the way of the land of the because it was too close. Hashem said, "Maybe they'll reconsider." When they see the conflict, when they see the tension, maybe they'll reconsider. and they'll want to return. And therefore, he took him a securous route, which it seems has been the journey of the Jewish people ever since. We are on one long circuitous route. We want to get to the destination already of Gula. We want Messiah. We want to arrive at the geographic and the metaphysical promised land. But we continue to be on this long arduous windy journey this route and so on. So let's start with the word v has a connotation. Anyone know what the connotation is of the word? It's not positive. is always a lon of is a lon of this is brought down by the medish medish tells us when we see the word it means something negative something sad something challenging uh is always a lash of so why would we begin this is the story of our freedom so why would it begin with why would it begin What was the when the Jewish people left Egypt? It's a miracle. We're out. We're liberated. We're free. Where is the pain? Where is the discomfort? Where's the tar in this freedom and in this good news? Now, already asked this question and gives the following answer. He quotes it in the footnote that requires the glasses. So, This is a time of rejoicing, a time of celebration, a time of happiness.

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