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Bikurim - The First Fruits

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The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf

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okay hi so last time we had a class somebody requested that we learn about bikim um Bikur but she's not here um but whatever we can we're I she sent me down the path and I was happy because um I haven't learned so much about buurin myself and it was um very inspiring and I guess if you go to class on Shu it most likely will not be about borm right so what were the borm the borm were the fruits that the Jewish people brought to the B mikdash they would bring them shivu and I'm assuming that they would bring them like it obviously it's connected to shivu but also if we think about like agriculturally if you go to the market now here there's some beautiful fruits so it's a it's a it's the time when the fruits are really um ripening and are ready to be brought to Hashem and the Mitzvah of bikum is actually one of the last Mitzvah written in the Tyra and on some like on a chronological level it makes sense because the Mitzvah ofum was only relevant once the Jewish people came into AR isra so it was one of the Mitzvah that were connected to the land right that we today we are no longer able to do the Mitzvah because it

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  1. 0:01okay hi so last time we had a class somebody requested that we learn about bikim
  2. 3:17sort of move into if you ever wrote a story or a book you know that
  3. 6:57seems a little bit strange to be situated over here so to understand this we're going
  4. 10:42are compared to borim to the first fruits it says that's um the navi think here
  5. 14:23that will we hope will lead to an internal desire so what would be a external
  6. 18:07boundless infinite energy and elim represents hashem's finite bounded energy limited energy so Hava is the
  7. 21:57practical observance at the end of the day I'm not saying that you perceive the terror
  8. 25:45manifestation so above in heaven my soul is so obviously one with hashm it doesn't really
  9. 29:26regulations that a either determine my worth B that I have to follow or I'm going
  10. 33:14new my different emotional states or whatever and I enter into the world of teror and

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