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Vayikra - Can We Bless Hashem?

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Parsha Podcast with Ari Goldwag

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You're listening to the weekly para podcast with Ari Goldwag recorded with Hashem's never ending assistance in Rames Israel 5785 2025. This week's para is parikra. We begin a brand new cafer a new book in the Torah the third of the five books. And over the last few weeks we've been speaking about the construction the parts of the Mishkan. We spoke about the concept behind the mishkan the purpose of the mishkan to draw us close to Hashem. And now Hashem calls out to Mosha, Hashem, and talks to him about Mosha, Hashem, and talks to him about the carbon, the sacrifices, the the service inside of the Mishk, what it looks like. And sometimes it might have to do with there might be a carbon, a thanks thanksgiving offering, might be carbonous, sacrifices that are related to the holidays that we're celebrating. But mainly when we think about the carbonus, we think about kapara, we think about atonement. we've done something wrong. We recognize we've done that thing wrong and we come to Hashem with a corban with a sacrifice Hashem with a corban with a sacrifice and in so doing we express our remorse. We express that we understand we've done what's wrong and we express that we'd like to change. That's what the carbonus are about. Many of the carbonas the sacrifices. So it's a powerful idea because you know we're in a relationship with Hashem. That means that Hashem expects us to make mistakes. Shem expects us to do what's wrong. That's part of a relationship. Whether it's with our spouses, with our kids, with our neighbors, with our friends, or with

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  3. 5:44that it means that we need to be honest. That's what judgment is about. If we
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  7. 18:23bright, the Torah and the mitzvah also shine for us. They enlighten our eyes. Reverence of
  8. 21:31mistakes." He says, "I forgive you. I I I'm not going to hold you I'm not
  9. 24:42was the coing god of the high priest and he came inside of the holy of
  10. 27:49I bless you that you should manifest in the world as you wish and bring to

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