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this week we celebrate tupeshvat and um the question that we might ask is what can we learn from this holiday besides the halaqa ramifications of our law and jhumas and miceras what message could we take about tu bishfat and can there be a connection between two bespot and any message that we could find from our parsha shabashira the shabbos of kriyasyams yashir rashi notes on the pasik we say from azyashir every morning zekely vyanveyu evoque aviva aroma menu this is my god and i will glorify him eloquent this is my from my father the god of my father now raise him up rashi tells us i'm not the start it goes back from my forefathers what's rashi driving at what's the message of this passage that claudius says later in the torah adam ate one of the ways that we can learn from tupesfat is to learn messages from the trees and from the flowers and one of the messages that the mephirshim explained the bali muslim explained is that a tree has firm roots rooted into the ground if without those firm roots it wouldn't be able to stand the day but also there are branches and also there are blossoms so there are roots and there are branches that's the balance that a jew has to find the delicate balance between on the one hand being rooted in the mesora our personal mesoara of our families our national mesoara of our forefathers llk avi biologically and of course okay avraham isla yaakov but on the other hand we can't just take what we've received we have to take it to our the next step we have to give no we have to make our own branches and and and blossom in a way that maybe our parents and our grandparents did not rabbi lamb once wrote that the
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- 0:00this week we celebrate tupeshvat and um the question that we might ask is what can…
- 0:30this is my from my father the god of my father now raise him up rashi…
- 1:01says later in the torah adam ate one of the ways that we can learn from…
- 1:31find the delicate balance between on the one hand being rooted in the mesora our personal…
- 2:01s-rogue has a pitum and has an orchids the orchids connects it to the tree and…
- 2:32fascinating way avraham avinu if we think about it he had he didn't have any roots…
- 3:03or we are bene israel we take the roots he took from abram and yitzhak and…
- 3:33and my forefathers and take it to the next step and akareshbaar who believes that we…
- 4:04recognize that esper who believes in us hashem knows that we could do it we could…
- 4:35and in that way learned the special message of tu bishwat and zekkele have a great…
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