614. Bitter Herb
If he swallows the bitter herb, he did not do his duty. Rather, one must chew, meaning we must feel […]
If he swallows the bitter herb, he did not do his duty. Rather, one must chew, meaning we must feel […]
“Come and see, when the Creator is with the assembly of Israel, and she evokes first, Malchut is filled from the right
A person eats its fruits in this world, meaning the Torah, the 613 Mitzvot [commandments], which are counsels, are called “fruits,” meaning
“‘There is an evil which I have seen under the sun, and it is heavy upon men.’ This evil is
“‘There is an evil which I have seen under the sun, and it is heavy upon men.’ This evil is
“Send forth. Rabbi Yehosha says, ‘What were they like? Like a king who brought to his son a fair-looking woman
“The God of Israel is more terrible than your sanctifiers; He gave strength and power to the people; blessed is
“Not because you were many,” since when the people of Israel ascend, they are more than everyone. When they descend,
“Remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt.” Here it implies to us that when a person
Having little faith means that he does not want only to bestow. “He who makes his voice heard during his