Building the Future (Pt 3 of 3 | Elul 5780 Lecture Series)
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2024
- Here is the third in my series of three drashot as we approach Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The subject of this talk is "Building the Future". You can watch the full series at www.RabbiSacks.org/Elul5780.
This series is generously sponsored by Lundy and Fred Reynolds.
*RABBI SACKS IS GREATLY MISSED!* What a nobel man! A great Rabbi and teacher! SO humble yet so deep and learnt!
Thank you Rabbi for all your wonderful and inspirational teaching. Shanah Tovah
What a spiritual insight and words of wisdom from a great rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks from my heart and soul to yours thank you for speaking what is lost in our societies. Shana Tova May you and yours and the world be inscribed in the Book of Life.
Amen
Amen
Excellent teaching Rabbi Sacks. First build the future and then talk about the past. Thank you Rabbi.
Thank you so much for sharing your special and strengthening in sights during this special period. Shana Tova and Gmar Chatima Tova
AN INCREDIBLE FORCE IN HIS MESSAGE ! May people remember it ! Superb man
I don"t mean to offend Jewish people with my statement-as a Christian- but I sense that the Spirit of God is preparing the hearts of his chosen for redemption...I could cry as I listened to the rabbi speak...profound wisdom,a deep understanding about how frail life is and how much redemption is an absolute neccessity for us believing people
Thank you so much, Rabbi Sacks. You lectures are filled with kindness, wisdom, and good lessons for us all. Wishing you and your family a healthy and happy new year.
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you Rabbi!
Rabbi Sacks of Blessed Memory, I will build and repair. Thank you, Rabbi Sacks.
What an incredibly awesome encouragement! Thank you
A most porfound message, one of hope and encouragement to overcome these most challenging of times. In the words of the Persian poet, "And this too shall pass..."
Wow. Divine providence. A few hours ago when you were writing this comment, I was writing to my father for the first time in a while, and in talking with him about the challenges brought about by social distancing in both of our lives, I thought of that line, "This too shall pass", and I wrote that to him. As it happens the source for that saying is a story about King Solomon and a ring on which he inscribed the phrase "This too shall pass" "גם זה יעבור".
@@myrrhbear Thank you for your kind words. "And this too shall pass" must now be redirected to Rabbi Sacks personally, for he is not well. May Hashem bless him and restore him to good health.
I have Rabbi Sacks to thank for my understanding of what it is to be a Jew...
Thank you Rabbi Sacks for challenging us and the wider community to believe and to act for the common good. Be blessed and continue to be a blessing always.
Rabbi sacks thank you for a wonderful series. Shana tova to you and your family. And may you be blessed with a complete recovery you are a learned man. An inspiration and a proud Jew. May jews and non Jews just listen to your wisdom. And find out what Judaism is about. Thank you. Golda Shulkes
It's so incredible how rabi Sacks can touch my heart with his words. That's a massage that I'll take for the rest of my life.
BD"E. Such a tragic loss the world has suffered with the recent loss of Rabbi Sacks.
Excellent devar Torah!!! Very meaningful!! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this series and for another inspiring talk. Shana Tovah to you and your family.
Thank you for the video Rabbi Sacks. Everybody have a safe, blessed weekend and Yom Kippur😃🙏
I really appreciated this very much, and I just shared it with my family and friends. Thank you so very much Rabbi Sacks.
Thank you.
Thank you and bless you Rabbi. Listened to the three derashot, and enjoyed every moment. Shana Tova
a timely piece for our time.Shana Tova!
Soooooo wonderful. Thank you, Rabbi Sacks. I will remember this teaching.
Shanah Tova 5781 Rabbi Dr Yonathan Sacks.Thank you.Kindly regards.
Thank you
Shana Tova to you as well
Beautiful! Shana Tova!
Lets built the future together
Thank You
my great aunt who was sent to Theresienstadt never talked about it. just once when we went together to see movie the pianist i looked at her and asked: is it to difficult for you Jouji ? and she answered nothing was harder than to live it.
may G"d bless you
Thank you
Wonderful-golda shulkes
You are right Rabbi Sacks! B"H
These are the days of revelation from our King of Kings, Creator of the universe. The whole world is about to see and recognize the Torah given to his servant Moses in front of 3,000,000 people who heard the "SOUND" of his voice, not image of man, or thing, but the "SOUND" of the voice of our Creator! These are the days of the coming of the revelation of our Creator!
Thank you Rabbi Sacks it was superb! It is very interesting this concept of building the future and time as a narrative of hope! From a physicist perspective on time and its 'direction' [e.g. in The Direction of Time, Hans Reichenbach], it is a cumbersome idea to grasp (one can see for instance the work of Carlo Rovelli, namely, The Order of Time, where he quotes the Rambam understanding of time in the More Nechuvim). Nevertheless, the concept of entropy and memory [ arxiv.org/pdf/2003.06687.pdf ] play a crucial role on time, in particular in the future. The fact that entropy measures roughly speaking the growth of the available information makes me wonder that the likelihood of building a better future should be in fact our focus: '(...) choose life, so that you and your children may live... '.
Rabbi I need your help I need to contact you ASP my life is in treat by terrorist in the UK
The ימים נוראים and עשרת ימי תשובה are very important but more important than that is accepting me as your Messiah and the King of All Israel. You may begin now.
13/11/2020 🥀.
Deuteronomy 19:4
Small treasure nugget found in this verse:
"This is the provision for the manslayer, who by fleeing there may save his life. If anyone kills his neighbor unintentionally without having hated him in the past-
Deuteronomy 19:4 ESV
This Law was in place for unintentional killing of a brother, and this Law had a expiry date. The man who fled should remain in that town until High Priest during reign of which had passed away, than the manslayer, according to the Law, might return to his town where he is from.
"For he must remain in his city of refuge until the death of the high priest, but after the death of the high priest the manslayer may return to the land of his possession."
Numbers 35:28 ESV
Now, this needs to be shared with all Jewish brothers and sisters, because, the killing (Crusifiction of YAHSHUA was (unintentional), it was a plan of the Father for redepmtion, from the beginning. And 2000 years ago the Jews acted out of ingnorance, but under forknowledge of YAHUAH.
From the book of Hebrews, we know that YAHSHUA is our High Priest, and he died for everyone, and was dead for three days!
So also HaMessiah did not exalt himself to be made a high priest, but was appointed by him who said to him, "You are my Son, today I have begotten you"; as he says also in another place, "You are a priest forever, after the order of Melchizedek."
Hebrews 5:5-6
Therefore all unintentional manslayers, who have taken part in crusifying Him, may receive forgiveness for unintentional killing of a brother!
The TORAH is beautiful, indescribable, ever living Word Of YAHUAH!
Please brother and sisters, copy and share!
Amen!
you speack abouth the greath Raby and ik hear this alloth wen Jewisch people die saying this.
Is this noth the thing you honer the ones ho have gone.
You only can onering Hashem most Hiy, and ask him fore His présence and make you understand ho He realy is.