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You're listening to the weekly partial podcast with Ari Goldwag. Recorded with the Shams and we're writing assistance in 5780, 2019. This week's partial is partial Hazinu. And I must admit that my plan was not to say more about Yom Kippur because we spoke about Yom Kippur, but I found the most beautiful thing, the most beautiful piece in Reb Chaim Shmuelevitz. And I'd like to share with you what he says, and I think that it's very much connected not just to Yom Kippur, but also to Sukkot, which is coming up. And the thought is just so beautiful and so moving that I wanted to share it with all of you. I'm going to read it out from Reb Chaim Shmuelevitz. He says like this, "Hatzur tamim pa'alo ki chol derachav mishpat kel emunah ve'ein avel." Devarim chapter 32:4 says, Hashem is perfect, his ways are perfect, all of his ways are mishpat, are perfectly judged. He's a God of emunah, he's faithful, ve'ein avel, there's nothing. God does not do anything which is incorrect. He says like this, "Einei ba chalal." What is the idea of Chibinei Sakadosh Baruchu mona ha kasu kel emunah ve'ein avel? The pasuk says that Akadosh Baruchu, God, is somebody who is a God of of faithfulness, doesn't do anything wrong. But some of us are going to be blazers Reb Itzel Blazer, Reb Itzel Peterburger, one of the signs of the Musar movement, he had a question. "Kimash sheva chulu mishpat Akadosh Baruchu bizashe im avel." What kind of praises is it that Akadosh Baruchu
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- 0:00You're listening to the weekly partial podcast with Ari Goldwag. Recorded with the Shams and we're…
- 1:31doesn't do anything wrong? "Kimash ben Adam einam tzuichim midoshav ve'ein avel." What even human beings,…
- 3:39And if we look at this we'll see that the judgments of human beings are different…
- 5:42U'maksha so we say there's a question. The possuk is saying a a time on the…
- 7:13the many positive things that he's done. many tzaddiks, all of the righteous things that he…
- 9:15he deserves. Ki mashne amar Hashem shalom alav um pa'alo, what is the idea? As we…
- 11:17And wherever Hashem judges us harshly, to the deepest depths, Sham is not saying So then…
- 12:51Now, he says, "V'eilu v'eilu v'eilu This is not all. Ki v'makom mishpat muchkar ma'aseh adam…
- 14:52that Hashem had for the Jewish people. And it's an amazing thing, says Rav Chaim, that…
- 16:55has to judge the Jewish people, perhaps it's because they've done something wrong, or perhaps it's…
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