Parsha Perspectives (Behaalosecha, 5784) - With God's Help

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

schedule and know when we're on and when we'll post previous year's Shiurim, then you want to be part of our Parsha Perspective WhatsApp group. Page 774. Yeah, Yeru Shiur Sani Rosh Hashem spoke to Moshe. And he said, "Tell Aaron the following, when you light the lamps, when you light the menorah, toward the face of the menorah, you face seven lamps cast light." Yairu Shivas Haneros. What's going on at the beginning of our Parsha? How does this contrast to juxtapose to How does this contrast to juxtapose to the end of last week's Parsha? There's always a continuity and a contrast. The sequence of Parshios is never random. It's always by design. And not only does the text itself communicate, but the placement of the text and where things are in the text itself communicates as well. So, Rashi tells us famously, "Lama nismacha Parshas Hamenorah Parshas Hanasi'im? Lefikach she'eira Aaron Chanukas Hanasi'im kol she'da'ito." The end of last week we read 12 times in a row each of the prince of the tribes the special sacrifice they brought on the special sacrifice they brought on the inauguration of the Mishkan and it was unbelievably repentant repetitive unbelievably redundant not so is the longest parsha in the Torah but it doesn't have to be. You can cut out an enormous amount you divide it maybe not in half but almost by simply putting the carbon the sacrifice of the of the prince once and then say and the 11 others brought exactly this. Why do we repeat? Why do we say it over and over and over and over again? I saw someone wrote so apparently and so accurately.

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3. 12:09Because he understood it. Because he was motivated and driven and inspired by it? No. He…
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5. 23:23celebrate. It used to be it's changing. But it used to be this was one of…
6. 29:29one pasuk I have Bene Israel. We can't use them. We can't say they. We have…
7. 36:38Mishkan, it signaled, "Pack your stuff. It's time to go. Gegangen. We're out." When the cloud…
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9. 47:53we shouldn't be anxious or worried, that's when we can let go and let God, and…
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