Parashat Behalotcha 5783 : Light Up the World
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The light of the seven-branched Temple Menorah is no ordinary light. The Menorah conveys an awesome secret of the spiritual power of a human being, and the commandment to kindle its lamps - and Aaron’s reaction to that commandment - is a life lesson for our service of G-d.
The portion of Behalotcha (Num. 8 : 1 - 12 : 16) is read in the Land of Israel on Shabbat, 14 Sivan 5783 - June 3, 2023 and in the Diaspora outside the Land of Israel on Shabbat, 21 Sivan 5783 - June 10, 2023
___
Rabbi Chaim Richman
Jerusalem Lights | Torah for Everyone
Please support the work of Jerusalem Lights, a USA recognized 501 ( c ) 3 non-profit organization to enable these productions to continue and grow:
Paypal: infojerusalemlights@gmail.com or:
paypal.me/Jeru...
In the USA:
Jerusalem Lights Inc.
Post Office Box 16886
Lubbock Texas 79490
In Israel: Tel. 972 54 7000395
Mail: PO Box 23808, Jerusalem Israel
Subscribe to our newsletter at www.rabbirichm...
Subscribe to our RUclips channel: / @jerusalemlights-rabbi...
Follow us on Facebook: / rabbichaimrichman
Thank you for this beautiful Dvar Torah.
Excellent teaching on the menorah. Thanks for reminding me the menorah needs to be kindled every day. I did need reminding. 😊❤
Such a beautiful reminder of the special relationship with have and not to be taken for granted. Thank u rabbi for this amazing inspiration
Excellent teaching! I was reading Mesillat Yesharim this pass Saturday . When I had a vision of a Menorah appeared on the page . Now I understand. No I am not crazy, I never did drugs. This really happened to me on Shabbat. Thank you Rabbi Richman for this very important teaching. Really meant a lot to me!
Thank you Rabbi Richman and Shabbat Shalom to you and all Klal Israel
Shalom shabbath Shalom Rabbi. We always found HaShem's love in your videos. Baruch HaShem Todah rabba rabbi
todah
Shabbat Shalom Mispachah!!!
Shabbat Shalom Rabbi! I love expounding on the items of the Tabernacle/Temple!
This is a beautiful lesson infused with Divine Life Giving Light. Toda Rabbi Richman.
My reflection: like Aaron, we are all given the opportunity to perform the mitzvah of lighting the menorah - within and around us. We have the opportunity to shine and light up the world around us. And we do so, because we now know of Hashem's presence and love within us and everwhere.
My personal journey: The more familiar I become with Hashem's Light within me - do know, this is new for me BH - the greater and truer my awe, awareness and reverence become.
I do not light physical candles everday, but I do light the candle within me and enter into a heartfelt communion with Hashem.
I notice, how I used to see and feel about myself, others, life - negatively and angrily- is changing from darkness into light, warmth, self-love and love for my fellow man, creationkind. For this Light to perpetuate, I will gladly continue on my part. Shabbat Shalom
Shabbat Shalom Rabbi❤
Toda raba. I wish these parsha videos would be posted on Thursday, I'd have more time to take better notes.
They are uploaded, so no excuses.
Shabat Shalom, why the difference in parsha, Behalotecha and Nasso, as you mentioned
The Diaspora Torah portion is one week behind that of the Land of Israel on account of the Second Day of Shevuot that was observed outside of Israel which fell on a Shabbat but with it's own Torah reading. The disparity will continue until July 1st.
ruclips.net/video/yPFcZKLu-ZM/видео.html
Parshat Nasso from last week.
narrowing windows, menora bowls, amplifiers