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The Value Of Each & Every Yid - Parshas Vayakhel - Blue Ridge Mishmar

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Rabbi Daniel Kalish

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Thank you, Alicia. I told the chevre before that many years ago I was zoche to learn the chevre rusa with three couples that were geirim. We had a chevre rusa shaft where we would learn Torah together. And I observed that the names, when I would quote names of Rishonim and Achronim, it didn't mean anything to them. K'veiger is never heard. It's not If we K'veiger is never heard. It's not If we say a vort, we quote a K'veiger, people lean forward already. And we all have Rishonim and Achronim that are very meaningful to us. And you hear a name, if I hear the Ba'al Ha'Tanya says, I'm I'm moving forward already. The Noam Elimelech, names meant very little. They didn't They They weren't yet knowledgeable, so the name meant very little. And be'emes, there was a lot to learn from that. Because certainly in chochma, we have to measure certainly in chochma, we have to measure a statement deeper than who said it. We could almost we could almost forget what was said and and think about who said it. And there's an importance in focusing what was said. I know the Tiferes Yisrael says a p'shat. He says that the two chazals, what's a what's a chacham? One says lo yimad mikol adam. And one chazal said ro'eh es hanolad. And one chazal said ro'eh es hanolad. Sounds like two different chachams. One is ro'eh es hanolad, is to predict, anticipate, to see the future. And the other one's chazal says to be lo yimad mikol adam. He says that they're both the same thing, the Tiferes Yisrael. He said the midah of lo yimad mikol adam is ro'eh es hanolad. He said such a shmak of p'shat. Ro'eh es hanolad is the moled is the one who says the statement. The noileid is the statement that was

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  2. 2:30all of us hear in our life that it matters a lot who said it. And
  3. 5:36amongst other things going to shtel that nisi'im is spelled chaser. Rashi says a Rashi all
  4. 8:37the dick the godel. I want to share a stickle part of his conclusion. I'm not
  5. 11:43Don't be with what they did. Now, it's a big source. It's a greatest to be
  6. 14:47Certainly certainly every father every every person is going to learn Torah, teach Torah has opportunity
  7. 17:50a physical world it would have amounted to more. But when they put it together, so
  8. 20:57he gave this time with this beautiful your say there. Your your journey. Your you shouldn't
  9. 24:01Tyra to learn Tyra and teach my father was saying many sheerum What I what I
  10. 27:07our own avodahs to is to recognize our Shacharis. It's interesting. There's a maaseh with the

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