943. Three Discernments in the Torah
May 16, 1975, Bnei Brak There are three discernments in the Torah: 1) Tushia, which Mateshet [exhausts] a person’s strength, 2) the Torah […]
May 16, 1975, Bnei Brak There are three discernments in the Torah: 1) Tushia, which Mateshet [exhausts] a person’s strength, 2) the Torah […]
“The mind” is regarded as Hochma, and the “heart” is regarded as Bina, which is light of Hassadim. The mind can control, meaning
“What is Mt. Sinai? A mountain on which the hatred to the nations of the world descended” (Shabbat [Sabbath] 89).
When the Temple was ruined, it is written, “And let them make Me a Temple and I will dwell within
In the exodus from Egypt, they received vessels of bestowal, which are vessels of Hassadim [mercies]. The tearing of the Red Sea
Antwerp, Jerusalem 1962 Omer comes from the words “gathering sheaves,” which means connection. A person should try to make the connection
1) The wicked one’s questions. We should understand the answer to the wicked one’s complaint. He says, “What is this
“On the tenth day, a leader of the sons of Dan, Ahiezer the son of Ammishaddai.” The time of redemption
Matza comes from “Matza and Meriva [strife],” as in “when they strove with the Lord.” The rule is that as long as one works
“Even if we are all wise … we are commanded to tell the story of the exodus from Egypt.” We