Weekly Torah Portion: Mishpatim
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- "And these are the ordinances" which follow the giving of the Ten Commandments... ordinances which encompass the entirety of our life experiences, each and every moment of our days and nights, and enable us, through their observance, to lift up our earthly lives and connect our earth-bound reality to the Source of our existence in heaven.
Mishpatim (Exodus 21:1 - 24:18)
Parashat Mishpatim is read on Shabbat:
Shvat 27, 5779/February 2, 2019
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Rabbi Richman! I watch (and listen...) to Your lectures regularly... My Mother does hear Your voice too... Thus, very regularly... Very often! So She said, that You became the member of our family... Az: Mazal Tov!!! And welcome into the Mishpaha!!!
Everything we do is connected to heaven?! This is beautiful!
Thank you for your spoken words.
Beautiful! Thank you, Rabbi Richman.
Beautiful!
Excellent!
My dream is to go there.
Mine too.
Not so simple as a "thief". Adam was the 1st man to choose disobedience to Yahuah. While speaking truth about what it means to steal, that is a poor and minimal thing to accuse Adam of. What Adam did was far greater than steal something. He completely turned from Hashem and chose his flesh/mind.
Don't forget Adam had help turning away from Hashem.
When Adam fell, we all fell. Family sticks together. We help each other. As we see in the writings, we build together thru the greater Adam. The Mochiach. This is a story of mercy and love.
@@marciafab7 i absolutely agree! And we serve the most amazing Elohyim in that He would welcome us back into His Arms!! What got to me was calling Adam the 1st thief. Words make all the difference. Maybe im getting caught up on the word. I fully understand the point though.
@@1erinjames We can trust the one Ezekiel saw with a measuring stick ;) stay gentle and humble. Enjoy the journey! Baruch Hashem !