Ki Tetzei - I Can't Hear You | Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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seven years of you get out of captivity. Oh no that's a fine something else. Sorry my lines were crossed. Please only answer amen if you're listening to this live. Amen. Our sojourn today takes us through two different issues uh that reveal themselves in a very interesting uh perspective and point of view. Um and please join me on this little interesting journey and the bas says interesting journey and the bas says let's just start it tells us about when a person will have a son who is which means that he is weward he rebelss and in fact what's fascinating about this story about this child that rebels at a very young age that we know is heading off in a disastrous direction we know he's going to turn to a life of crime and therefore he is judged early and we say better that he should die and we say better that he should die before he becomes uh you know the crime the criminal that he could become uh better that he should die first better should die earlier and there therefore this strange para ends with telling us about the uh the death penalty for the sur now I always struggled with this because it doesn't sound very Torahike why Because every time in the Torah, we talk about the concept of teshu. We talk about returning. We talk about the possibility of growth. Why would the

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1. 2:01seven years of you get out of captivity. Oh no that's a fine something else. Sorry…
2. 4:36of Torah. It never became relevant. You still get the as an example. I'm not a…
3. 7:36that um everything that happens in the Torah happens to every person. The opening lines go,…
4. 10:12parent know if he heard or didn't hear? They wouldn't know. That's how Rashi says. That's…
5. 13:21Huh? Because they're not going to not going to charge me. It's not a crime. My…
6. 16:26converted. I'm talking about someone who was not Jewish. The father's crying why why is my…
7. 19:01Noah was a righteous man. He was pure and innocent in his generation. Now it's true…
8. 22:08You understand? Can I share with you the tragedy here? The tragedy is that you know…
9. 24:40by being. And sometimes you just accept that there's nothing you could do and the situation…
10. 27:50Did you tell him you'll find a way? Did the child feel like they could come…

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