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Emor - Hashem Saves the Humans and Beasts

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Parsha Podcast with Ari Goldwag

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say you have an ox or a sheep or a goat that shall give birth okay so we have a baby goat a baby Ox a baby sheep a lamb so for the first seven days of that of that baby's existence so that that animal needs to stay with its mother and by by the seventh I'm sorry after the seventh day by The Eighth Day so then you can bring that animal as a corbon but before that it's not permitted okay we're going to see together a beautiful medish a few different ideas important ideas but the basis of all of these ideas is that when it comes to a carbon you need to wait 8 days and as we'll see the what is the idea of waiting eight days why can't you use an animal right away so the idea of eight days is connected the mes points out to the concept of waiting until the eth day to give a bris a circumcision to a baby boy now what is the idea here so before before we get to that I'd like to show you the bat in which Echo is what we're going to see in the Mish when when we bring a sacrifice when we offer something to God in the Holy Temple in the BD in the mishon so there are implications based on what we're doing that that can that can be unintentionally implied if we bring the animal on the first day of its existence says the bat so it could look like or could be misconstrued that when we bring the animal on the first day it's because we are dedicated the animal to that which was created on the first day which is Heaven and Earth and that's not okay

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  1. 0:33say you have an ox or a sheep or a goat that shall give birth okay
  2. 3:09for what was created on the second day of creation the heaven it would look like
  3. 5:52says the animal is to be seven days with its mother meaning you don't take it
  4. 8:30the animal or the the baby boy in order to to have his bris they have
  5. 11:46we're expressing gratitude or where we're expressing a connection to God through the through the hog
  6. 14:25says Master the world we are like humans we are humans we have free will we
  7. 17:07from the beginning of the Mish and I did it in reverse order because the be
  8. 20:18have or the Olive Tree that we have it's just something that's pretty and sometimes that
  9. 23:03the fruits this reminds me of the it's at the end of Suka the very lastar
  10. 25:43have sacrifices yet but we do have sikim we do have righteous individuals we do have

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