Short Thought on Parshas Mishpatim | By Rav Asher Weiss Shlit"a (5786)

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Asher Weiss’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

At the end of this week's parish and writes is like a brick and that is to bring to mind the that had to work with initi explains that wasn't a brick like any other that was one of a kind and bene were engaged in forced labor hundreds of years in Gulas Mitzim. And there was a young woman that was pregnant and she lost her baby which sank into the mortar into the mellet and his body became part of a brick and aesh sent Malik Gabriel to bring that brick up to the heavens and that brick is inhes and that is live in us as sapiobu remembers our pain and our suffering. We don't understand the boho's ways. But he feels our pain in a way we cannot even appreciate in a way which is above and beyond the realm of our understanding and appreciation. But that brick that became part of the kissid was a brick that symbolizes the suffering and the pain of Clalius loyal

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1. 0:00At the end of this week's parish and writes is like a brick and that is…
2. 0:32that had to work with initi explains that wasn't a brick like any other that was…
3. 1:05And there was a young woman that was pregnant and she lost her baby which sank…
4. 1:37remembers our pain and our suffering. We don't understand the boho's ways. But he feels our…
5. 2:16says that's a mish wasn't there. He didn't feel the pain.…
6. 2:46He didn't witness their suffering. That's not fair. It is only then that we have those…
7. 3:16was safe and sound in you don't deserve to be part of our and that is…
8. 3:49and the shi explained it is those that worked and toiled and pain to pre to…
9. 4:23So we need to believe that brick became part of the remembers our pain every moment.…
10. 4:53we should say I love him. You may know or…

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