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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Daily Zohar # 1124 – The heart of the matter
Monday, January 28, 2013
Boker Tov Israel let we together Pray Tehilim 115
‘Jas 1:1
Ya'akov, eved (servant) of Yahweh (that’s you Yehudah and Ephraim!) and of
Rebbe, Melech HaMashiach Adoneinu (our Master) Yehoshua; To the Shneym Asar
HaShevatim (Twelve Tribes) in the Galuth (diasporah), Shalom!’
Psa 115:1 Not unto us, Yahweh, not unto us, but unto
Your Shem (Name) give kavod (Glory), for the sake of Your chesed (kindness),
and for Your emes (truth).
Sunday, January 27, 2013
AZAMRA Bible: Hosea 7-8
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AZAMRA and Rav Avraham ben Yaakov?
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BS"D KNOW YOUR BIBLE: Hosea 7-8
Study Notes by Avraham ben Yaakov
HOSEA CHAPTER 7
As in the case of the two previous chapters, Hosea chapters 7-8 make up a
single prophetic discourse made up of two parts: a Parshah Pethuhah
("open section") = Ch 7 vv 1-12, followed by a Parshah Sethumah ("closed
section") = Ch 7 vv 13-16 with Ch 8 vv 1-14. The break between ch 7 v
16 and ch 8 v 1 is thus "artificial" and interrupts the continuity of
the prophecy.
The first part of the prophecy, Ch 7 vv 1-12, analyses the wickedness of
the people, which is bound up with the wickedness of their kings and
rulers, comparing their plotting of evil to a baker leaving his dough to
rise (vv 4 and 6). Underlying the reproof is the idea that this is
blatant ingratitude for God's redemption of Israel from Egypt, when
their dough did not have time to rise before they hurriedly left (see
Targum Yonasan on v 4). As a result Ephraim will be a crude cake baked
on the coals and eaten up immediately – consumed by the nations of their
exile: no matter where they turn they will be trapped in God's "net".
The second part of the prophecy, from 7:13 to 8:14, amplifies on the
sins that are leading Israel into exile with Judah to follow. The
essential rebellion is against God's Covenant – His Torah (8:1). The
people's choice to be governed by a temporal king led them to make
themselves gods of silver and gold, the calves of Jerabo'am, an
intermediary intended to "manipulate" God. Yet they will find that all
their projects and endeavors will be frustrated – they will sow to the
wind and produce no flour for real bread (8:7). Their turning to the
nations for help will merely hasten their exile (8:10), and because they
have become strangers to God's Torah (8:12), they will return to Egypt,
the place of their original exile (8:13).
Daily Zohar # 1123 – The Third Holy Temple – part 2
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Boker Tov Israel let we together Pray Tehilim 114
Boker Tov Israel
let we together Pray Tehilim 114,
‘Jas 1:1 Ya'akov, eved (servant) of Yahweh (that’s you Yehudah and Ephraim!) and of Rebbe, Melech HaMashiach Adoneinu (our Master) Yehoshua; To the Shneym Asar HaShevatim (Twelve Tribes) in the Galuth (diasporah), Shalom!’
‘Jas 1:1 Ya'akov, eved (servant) of Yahweh (that’s you Yehudah and Ephraim!) and of Rebbe, Melech HaMashiach Adoneinu (our Master) Yehoshua; To the Shneym Asar HaShevatim (Twelve Tribes) in the Galuth (diasporah), Shalom!’
Psa 114:1 When Yisrael went out of Mitzrayim, Bais
Ya’akov from a people of foreign tongue,
Psa 114:2 Yehudah became His kodesh (sanctuary), and
Yisrael His dominion.
AZAMRA Diary: 27 January-2 February
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AZAMRA and Rav Avraham ben Yaakov?
So that through them The האור Light, The רפואה Healing and The אהבה Love of ישועת יהוה Yeshuath YHWH may come back to הארץ The Land of Israel?
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AZAMRA Parshah: YISRO
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UNIVERSAL TORAH: YISRO
By Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum
Torah Reading: YISRO Exodus 18:1-20:23
Isaiah 6:1-7:6, 9:5-6 (Sephardi ritual: 6:1-13).
WE ARE ALL CONVERTS
It is fitting that the parshah which tells of the Giving of the Torah at
Mount Sinai is named after Yisro (Jethro), Moses' father-in-law -- a
convert. Indeed, all those who witnessed the Giving of the Torah were
"converts". Thus (as noted in the commentary on Parshas SHEMOS) the
Covenant at Sinai was accompanied by the three components of conversion:
circumcision (Rashi on Ex.12:6), ritual immersion in the waters of the
Mikveh (Ex. 19:10) and burned offerings (Ex. 24:5). For before G-d, we
are all converts -- GERIM, "dwellers" in a land and on an earth that is
not ours but G-d's. We are all here only by the grace of G-d, utterly
dependent upon His kindness and compassion.
Thus no one can claim that the Torah belongs to him by right through
ancestral or other merit. There is no room for pride, arrogance or the
exploitation of the Torah for worldly advantage. The Torah is not the
property of an exclusive caste. It "belongs" only to one who keeps it.
The Torah was given in the Wilderness, no man's land, on the lowest of
all mountains -- Sinai, the eternal symbol of humility. For only through
humility can we "receive" and accept the Torah, which belongs to G-d
alone. Receiving the Torah means having the humility to accept it as it
is, the way it has come down to us, without trying to "modify" it
according to our own ideas and wishes.
And when we are willing to accept and follow the Torah as it actually is
-- fulfilling NA'ASEH VE-NISHMAH, "we will (first) DO it and (then)
HEAR (and understand) it" (Ex. 24:7) -- then we can come to understand
how the Torah lifts us out of our slavery to this-worldliness, with its
many false gods. Then we can hear the voice of redemption that calls to
us every day: "I am HASHEM your G-d who brought you out of the land of
Egypt, from the house of slaves" (Ex. 20:2).
Slavery to the idols of the mundane world is ignominious. Yet the Torah
accords the greatest honor to those who have the courage to leave this
servitude behind and "go out into the wilderness" in search of G-d --
like Jethro. According to tradition, Jethro had investigated every
conceivable way of interpreting and living in this world, every
world-view and "lifestyle". Only when Jethro came to HaShem and His
Torah did he know he had found the truth. "Now I KNOW that HaShem is
great above all the gods" (Ex. 18:11). The Zohar comments: "When Jethro
came and said, 'Now I know that HaShem is great.' then the Supreme Name
was glorified and exalted" (Zohar, Yisro 69). In other words, the
revelation of G-d's light and power is greatest precisely when it comes
out of darkness and concealment. Only when we have seen evil and know
its power can we understand the greatness of G-d's saving hand. Only one
who was a slave truly understands what it means to have been freed.
This is "the superiority of the light that comes out of darkness"
(Ecclesiastes 2:13).
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