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Shavuos: Discover The 2nd of Sivan "Yom Hamiyuchas"

176 views · May 21, 2023

Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Day 3, 4, 5, Shlosha Yemei Hagbalah. But what is the yichus of day two? The yichus is we got we received our yichus on this day. This is the day that the Ribono shel Olam told Klal Yisrael, "Vi'atem tzu li mamleches kohanim v'goy kadosh." And you will be for me a kingdom of priests, a kingdom of clergy, and a holy nation. This is our yichus. Hence, today is called Yom Hamiyuchas. In the past, we've said over from the Menuchas Asher in the Sha'arei Simcha page kuf, that on today, we were we responded to Moshe, "Na'aseh." Because we relied on our yichus that we are Bnei Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov. Like to share with you a few tidbits about this day. In the Sefer Even Shesiya it's brought that the Vizhnitzer Rebbe Menachem Mendel Hager was born in tough kuf tzadi on the 24th of Iyar, and his mother had wanted to had an have another child. And this boy was born on the 24th of Iyar, and his bris was on the Yom Hamiyuchas. And at the bris, it was said over

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  1. 0:30Day 3, 4, 5, Shlosha Yemei Hagbalah. But what is the yichus of day two? The…
  2. 1:01we were we responded to Moshe, "Na'aseh." Because we relied on our yichus that we are…
  3. 1:32that why is today called Yom Hamiyuchas? The Zohar says the middah of malchus is less…
  4. 2:04klum, it has nothing on its own. Hence, it's called Yom Hamiyuchas. It's interesting. The anecdote…
  5. 2:34It was the last day yichus mattered. Yichus was only important before the Torah was given.…
  6. 3:05he brings something amazing. Yom Kippur and the second of Sivan always fall out on the…

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