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welcome home
to torah yes you are in your we're
streaming from yusha lion
and we do warmly warmly welcome anyone
um who wants to learn torah so here we
go we're in chapter 25 of leviticus
it's parashat bahar and
there's two words in the first sentence
that are very unusual you don't see
these two words in any other verse
like this the words baharsena yes is
true
it appears many times but not in the
verse that says god spoke to moses
at har sinai saying the udabir adonoi
moshe bahar sinai laymore that's verse
1 of chapter 25 and there's a very
famous rashi let's just
read the rest of the the verse 2 as well
saying speak to the children of israel
and you shall say to them
when you come to the land i am giving
you the land shall rest
a sabbath to the lord so we're going to
have
an issue with these words bihar sinai we
need to explain them
and what does it mean that the land
itself is resting as a
shabbat to the lord what does that mean
so let's look at rashi he says right
away right off the bat
the question the famous question that's
asked by everybody
what special reverence does the subject
of shmita
which is the release the chamet is like
to release to cease to stop okay
so you're stopping the work during the
seventh year
and that's what the parsha begins with
so what exactly is the special rebel
rep revel revelants relevant sorry
relevance what's the relevance
to mount sinai were all the commandments
coming from harsinai we were there for
40 years in the desert
we were there for um let's say
just short of a year at the at the
mountain itself
so the whole torah was given to us
however you know it's coming to teach us
that just as this
parsha will detail so many details about
the laws of shemitah and jubilee
that just as its general principles for
this particular mitzvah
and all of the details of this
particular mitzvah were given at mount
sinai
so too this is a lesson that all the
torah
the entire torah was given at mount
sinai
now that's all very nice but
really how do you learn that in other
words it's very nice those two words
appear
it's very nice that rashi says that but
we have to have a better understanding
of what it really means that the whole
torah was given
at mount sinai and what does it mean
that it's a sabbath to the lord
for the sake of the lord in other words
it's for god's sake
just as it's said about shabbos you can
find that in exodus chapter 20 verse 10
meaning just as every sabbath day is a
every seventh day is a holy sabbath a
claiming that god himself
rested on the seventh day and thus a
claiming that god is the supreme creator
of
all existence likewise man must rest
from working the land on the seventh
year
this is concerning shemitah for the sake
of god in other words it's for the sake
of god
not for the sake of the land not for the
sake of the land that it should gain
fertility by laying fallout for a year
in other words
in the world if you ask farmers what do
they do
they rotate they do crop rotation they
do certain things
with their field to lay it life fallow
so that it will either replenish
or somehow the minerals won't be wasted
away
and it'll be able to to continue to
produce
okay so it's not for that what does it
mean it's not for that what does it mean
it's for god
so it's very nice we just heard rashi
but we will go and we will explore
the depths of what this means according
to the clear car
so let's go let's start and by the way
for those who are not familiar
this is a very text oriented
series we are basing the outline on the
clear car
so we're basically reading and
translating i'm translating
and um you know you can write comments
in and ask questions of course
these are basically the words of rashi
what exactly is the concept
of shmita what's the relevance
to harsinai as some of us would say
what does that have to do with the price
of tea in china
right for those who are familiar with
those words
so the clear card begins with his famous
words that he usually begins with
when it is simple he says karov
lishmoa it's easy to understand
come close and here it's close to here
remember the word
it means to hear what it means to
understand it's close to be
understood as the following
when moses went up to the mountain
after seven weeks because that's exactly
what happened we left egypt on
the 15th of nisan and
we arrived the beginning of nist of
sivan
and we we received the torah on the 50th
day after leaving
egypt
so it's uh after seven weeks shisapur
israel
that the jewish people that am israel
counted
they counted 49 days min pesach
from passover until shavuot
now this is the important words
nitkadesh oz
then the mountain became holy nitkadesh
o that very mountain that god appeared
now that was
holy only when god wanted to be holy in
other words we don't know where mount
sinai is today god didn't want us to
know
there's no holiness to mount sinai but
that very day
when god appeared and that time when god
had us standing at the mountain for
for the several months almost year we
were there
so then it was holy but guess what on
that particular day
it was even more sanctified vanessa
bisria the harish
it was it became forbidden for us to sow
or to harvest anything on that
particular day
which day shabo nitna torah
the day that the torah was given
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hoshi lakota israel
this was a special time this was a
unique time
that particular time draw drew
forth what we're going to call yovel
what does yovel mean it means
produce it's true it also means plenty
also true so there's this
let's just say like this jubilee this
unbelievable
satiety liquor drawer to call out to
proclaim
draw the roar is
freedom khafshi and another type of
freedom
right liberty lakota israel we actually
experience
true freedom how through the torah
it's the torah itself that grants us
and gave us true freedom we were slaves
to pharaoh
now we are enslaving or is that a word
we were subjugated to hashem
and listen to these words
now i believe i have here in exodus 32
in that verse it says now the tablets
were god's work
and the inscription was god's
inscription
the word means inscribed
okay so through the inscription
with god himself with his so-called
whatever it means his finger engraved
god himself engraved the tablets and the
word
haroot which means engraved has another
meaning
when it's in fact there was a political
party in israel
called the kherut party that's called
the freedom party
so it's through the engraving now think
about it another way
when you take ink and you write on a
piece of paper or a parchment
you're adding something to the paper
okay
and the same thing would be by a stone
you're adding something to the stone
when you engrave you're you're doing
something different
you're removing something it's true but
you're creating borders all
as well and it's through this engraving
on the stone which god himself
created and did and this is a very this
is one of the miracles by the way
that when you looked at the we'll call
them the ten commandments for
for the sake of this conversation we're
talking about the ten
statements okay there's 620 letters
you were on one side you look straight
through it wasn't like
um it wasn't like you had
an irregular simple engraving where you
could put your fingers on it and feel it
right reading braille well i think
braille's raised but this was
in you know inside but you could see all
the way through it
and wait when you were on the other side
you could see
also all the way through it but it was
read correctly in other words
if you read from right to left you would
expect if you went to the other side
it would be somehow backwards reading it
from
left to right but that wasn't the case
this was one of the miracles
when you saw these 10 commandments these
two tablets
you knew that this was miraculous
look at this rashi the word engraved
this is still 32 16 arashi
so in kharoot the words kharot
or kharot with the tough quartet doesn't
matter
are one in the same both are an
impression of engraving
okay so that's what harut means but
means freedom so what we just read was
that why
is this special time of
it's not just it was the very day that
we received the torah
and what else happened there was the
cole shofar there was a blowing of the
shofar
ali they kosher far shall matantara at
the time of the revelation
so you had this tremendous holiness
absolute freedom and the blowing of the
chauffeur besides that we
saw noise we heard light
i mean this was beyond natural senses
it's true at that time meaning at the
time given the revelation
when god spoke to moses and told him all
about the torah
he told them all the details of shemitah
or
the whole torah but for sure shemitah
okay
so that's what we got to so far
lomar what is it what is this saying
shiba misfar
shiva uber taishavar
that special number number seven
and number forty nine ani no ten
god is saying i'm giving kedusha zoo
this special holiness le cole eretz
israel
to the entire land of israel now there
are midrashim that explain that this
mountain it's called
what is it what is it called it's called
khara but it has many other names
one of the names one of the many names
is called is mount moriah
where's mount moriah it's right here
it's around the corner from where we're
at
so mount moriah is the temple mount that
on a spooky level on a metaphysical
level
we were transported or tr and there must
be another word besides transported it
sounds too much like star trek that we
were somehow
transformed is that a good word i don't
know
transported somehow another those two
places met
physically or metaphysically and
there's a lot of kadusa and we're
talking about as if we were in earth
israel even though we were at mount
sinai where we saw
and experienced the revelation of god it
was like we were in their sister at the
same time
harshinai so we're talking about
eric israel at the time of the
revelation
we had the shofar we had the light and
sound show
we had this proclamation of freedom now
you're getting a little taste of what it
means to have every seventh year
and every 50th year a special
declaration of
real true freedom and of course we go
the shofar
to introduce the year right there's a
lot of what's the word
um overlaps and
similarities so
we just got done saying that
it mentions that eric israel has a
special
attribute about the air the atmosphere
that it causes
wisdom it brings just breathe in the air
and you become wise okay this is what
it's brought down
so too that's what happened at mount
sinai
we were filled with the wisdom of god on
the level that
we only hope and pray that we get a
taste of it
and he brings down in
in the medrush there's a concept that
says aim torah
torah eretz israel there's no comparison
to the torah you learn in brooklyn right
daniel doesn't or wherever you are um
somewhere far rockaway where is it
okay or mayor in washington
right or tova well she you know she's
the nurse israel
okay so um there's you cannot compare
the torah learned outside
of the land maybe in beijing right we
have zahava
there's no comparison you got to get
back to the land
or har cena you can't compare the the
the
you cannot compare the the torah
like like eric israel or har sinai
they're unique in themselves
al kane rui liten gamma ar tzahi kadus
har sinai
therefore it's actually fitting that
hashem would place
on the land of israel the exact holiness
that
was experienced in our senate
every 49 years
barshiva so too every seven years
now when he says oh oh could mean or
or in addition to de la south zika
harsinai
in order to remember the that
unbelievable experience of the receiving
of the torah of standing by harsinai
and there was a proclamation of freedom
create drawer it says i'm from
philadelphia so i have a little bit of a
right there's a there's a liberty bell
and yes it was cracked on the first
try around and uh there's a pursuit
there's a verse in leviticus this is it
right here
in our chapter 25 where the chauffeur
should be blown and liberty
should be proclaimed throughout the land
to all its inhabitants
and here we're saying that this idea is
in order to remember
as a remembrance to standing harsinai
that every 50th year right there's going
to be this proclamation
and the avara chauffeur and the blowing
of the shofar
this is in addition to many other
reasons for this mitzvah
and that's why it says bill harcina
because that was the first question we
asked
what exactly is unique why does this
verse usually the verse is viewed
moshe lay more god spoke to moses saying
over tell tell the jewish people but
here you got these two words
so we already mentioned this is going to
let us know
that all the torah every mitzvah
with its generalities and its details
were told over
at mount sinai now i just wanted to
mention because i mentioned to the
to the people on skype that when we
finish this class
it's going to be about 40 40 minutes
maybe a half hour altogether
i have something very interesting about
sphera
in a book called the olos of frying
which is
by the clia car but it goes much more in
depth so
whoever wants to i'm talking to people
on the camera
look for i don't know the title yet
we'll probably call it the slirot
omer according to the olos of ryan
whatever so look for that okay because
it's going to go much
much much more in depth so we will
continue with the second verse
the sahara it's shabbos
so we mentioned that this is going to be
a land the land is going to rest
as a something dedicated to god right
a sabbath to the lord so
what does that mean so we read the rashi
that it's not
for the sake of the land okay
so let's read the cleocarb zoo
yes according to the reason here
there are many different opinions kirabi
there are many that say shitamu the
reason is the real reason is
shaktisphota are its kadesha tosif tate
coca-lizorea
as we mentioned in the introduction that
if you
lay the land fallow that will add or
increase
the ability for the minerals to produce
really healthy fruit
ledea zoo
natto haramura the rambam in the martin
of ukraine the guide to the reflects
leans in that direction the rabbi khalid
many disagree with him and they ask
some really good questions because if it
was about the land
lying falu
if the torah itself meaning if hashem
was at all concerned about the land
lying fallow in order for it to be
replenished
or re you know have more energy
that the the land shouldn't become
infertile
why would the punishment or the the
consequence
of not keeping shmita properly obligate
the jewish people
to be exiled from their land in other
words
what would happen usually we say measure
for measure
okay so if the jews are not keeping
shmita meaning they're working the land
and it's drawn draining the energy
so then measure for measure right you
don't need a miracle
let the juice suffer with very low
output of produce or inferior produce
that would be measure for measure that's
one way another way we're going to look
at it is
if their eggs exiled from their land and
non-jews then come
because they're kicked out and this
other other nations come
so then they're going to work the land
perpetually right without non-stop
because they don't have an obligation to
rest on the seventh
and then the 50th 49th and 50th year
okay so let's read what the cleochrist
is saying
exactly as we said let it be that the
punishment should just be
that there's no additional there's no um
revitalization of the ground
right let the land drain itself
furthermore he says sha ain's this
shabbos hashem
if the whole idea is to replenish the
minerals
allow the minerals to replenish
themselves there's nothing to do with
god it's not a sabbath to the lord
it's a sabbath to the land because
you're allowing the land
and the matara the goal is to replenish
the land
it sounds like if you if it's for the
sake of revitalizing the land it's for
the land's sake
so what does it mean if you look in
chapter 26
verse 34
it actually says then the land will be
appeased regarding its sabbaticals
this is talking about when the jews are
no longer on their land
as a result being in exile during
all the days that remains in that it
remains desolate
while you're in the land of your enemies
the land will rest and thus appease its
sabbaticals
so someone asked me when i was learning
it this week
the land will not be worked no
the land will be worked but for some
reason
it's not going to produce or it's not
going to reduce for whom
for the gentiles who come to our land
they can they never made it into a
capital
they never made it into a productive
area
in which to settle they came expecting
to settle expecting that this fertile
crescent would be very well uh suited
for them
and they weren't able to stay so the
land itself
did not supply even though it was worked
it didn't supply what it needed to
supply
and yet it's still called that the land
will rest
look at this into the hebrew az
the land is actually going to be a piece
for the sabbaticals exam what does that
mean
this appeasing of the land itself
so the clear car explains
what do you gain what what is what
profit is there
she gallo member israel that the jewish
people would end up
being exiled from their land the yeshua
yadav what benefit will there be for the
jews in being exiled and will settle
this land
who's going to live here non-jews and
they're going to work the land
insistently and incessantly the aim
tishb
the land will not have a rest
in the in in its desolation of not
having the jews there
so none of that makes any sense so the
okay then i put a small little
biography this is our of isaac
ben moshe arama he
he died just shortly after 1492
and he was part of the exile of spain
and he settled in naples when he left
okay and he wrote a book called the
ikedata and it's a fantastic safer
and i'm not going to give any more i
don't want to read it anymore but
it's an amazing saver so he quotes it in
the arcade
nothing there's a different reason and
it says like this
meets the zoo that the purpose of this
mitzvah the goal of this mitzvah
is what does that mean
that we should remember that there is a
god
who created the world and he created it
from nothing
ex nihilo we say yes miyan now i want to
tell you
yes behind usually means something from
nothing but that that's not what
happened
there was something it was pure spirit
it was
not nothing to do with matter or
anything physical
and god created the physicality
physicality
out of the whatever energy he chose to
but he's the creator and he created it
in six days
and we remember this this is going to be
the purpose of this ever the seventh
year
and of the shemitah of the of the yoga
year
list
in order to remember all of history and
this is the way of the world
that it will eventually disintegrate
so too the barbanel similar time period
also wrote the same
same concepts but he even added things
that are a little bit um
contradictory here but he but the clear
car says like this
gam zero kilotai this is
so far from reason everything we just
said according to the
keda and according to the barbie now
why the word kalo thai is my
kidneys this is so distant from my
kidneys because the kidneys is the place
where reason takes place and he says
like this he gives a slang expression
qdominal yehuda the old macro
which basically means you no further
proof you don't have to bring such a far
away proof
as what as shmita and yovel
because if you wanted to remember that
there's the olam that there's a creator
of the world
who created the right and use of
constant reminder
you have every seven days of reminder
it's called
shabbos kiyom hashaba
you have something not in the distant
future of every seven years or even the
far
distant future of every 50 years you
have something every single day
you can remember shabbos because you're
you're obviously
every seven days so you need to prepare
so something is consistent and as often
as shabbos
if shabbos doesn't help you remember
that this is about remembering that
there's a creator
my yoshi nuze
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what salvation would there be for us
if this is coming every 7 or 49 50 years
so he basically tears apart the idea
that the balakeda
and the abbar now brought
and so the clear car continues
he would like to resolve several of the
finer points
of the language within the parsha
omer ani he says i say
the real reason the one of the main
reasons and this is why he disagreed
with the barbanel and the um
and nikeda regarding this
listen it could be tied in it's really
not very far
but he's giving a different reason
and that is
to in bed to really making rooted within
the jewish people
this trait of faith and trust
now knowing that hashem i believe that
hashem created the world
in six days that's very nice but what
happens on a daily basis
where is my faith and my trust right how
far am i going to go to really know that
hashem is the provider
okay it's a little bit different i don't
really think it's that much different
because we talk about that god renews
the world every second
it's not that he's just the creator of
the world because in
greek philosophy or certain philosophies
they believe in a creator
that he created the world that he left
he doesn't deal with petty stuff
here we're saying not only is so
involved in every one of our lives
but that every moment he actually
recreates the world
because he wants to he's so involved
so that's a lot of faith as well but
it's let's just say it's from a
different angle
okay it's in in bitter
hashem was she was concerned
that once we came to the land of israel
of course
that we would become involved in the
physical work of the land
in a very natural way that we would
behave like every other
farmer every other country we would work
the land
and you know farm it and believe like
everyone else
that what we do is causing the results
okay when you do things naturally you
expect
that natural results i plant x amount of
seed in x amount of acres i expect i
expect x amount of yield
right unless there is what do you call
like you know
act of god you know tornadoes or floods
or
or a dry spell the car share
hick yodan and then
through the success they find through
their own hands
hashem god forbid they would forget
hashem viasiru
and their faith would leave them right
because they
they're no longer god-centered they're
self-centered the yakshevu
kokham yodam and this is a big problem
this is what we all experience that we
think that it's our
might and our power of
that created the consequences the output
the results
of whatever happened we chalk it up we
put notches in our guns
we put you know four things in a cross
whatever
on you we start counting as we are
the the the the reason for the victory
the oil can menhago no haig
and then we would just behave in the
world as if everything is just happening
through nature
and like we said you would forget about
god or work against your
your your your faith in a muna the
yakshevu
this is going to be the big problem that
you will then
think that the land belongs to you okay
the land belongs to god
he gave it to us but it he can throw us
off too
it's it's belongs to him
and they would think hema baalim that
they are the masters
the aims and no one else al kane hodziam
hashem
minha minhaka tadi lagamre and believe
it or not
i know it looks like we're living in a
natural world but trust me here in
israel
it's totally supernatural okay
there's nothing natural about
life here in israel
therefore god removed them from the
nature the the normal
natural way entirely and now he's going
to explain why and how
he became shunning because you know how
it works in the natural world
every 6 years
so basically i don't know why i said six
years but let's say every three years
they have that's a pie and it's split
into three and they rotate
and i want to tell you something about
um kidney oats
it's not it's not it's not a joke you
know how they
say oh the ashkenazi it's it's like
outdated
you know what even till today in europe
not maybe not in uh arabic countries but
in europe
they they know it's historically proven
to be true they did exactly this
and this rabbi lived 400 years ago in
europe so
he says this is how they did it they
took their land they divided into three
and ever they left one-third fallow
every year
and then they discovered that if they
plant beans it actually enriches it
in other words leaving it fallow it may
help someone
but if you plant beans so if you had
grains all year round
meaning twice that's your basically
you're always planting grains
and you're leaving one third fallow
plant beans during that one
one year in the fallow year and it
actually re
it replenishes rejuvenates it and of
course this is going to be the problem
when you bag it later on
because you you cannot clear a field
entirely
right if it was used for grains and you
harvested the grains even if you plant
beans you will get what we call the
residue
the leftover seeds that eventually grow
into we would call weeds they're not
weeds
they're they would be forbidden to cook
with your beans
on pesach so that's
what he's explaining happened
that two years they would see
and one of the three years they would
leave alone they would be fallow
kids so it didn't diminish
and weaken its power but you know what
god says
he actually tells us jew i want you to
plant for six years straight
don't do what these non-jews do of those
of little faith
you're living here in israel you must
plan for six years it says
shay shaleem tazri it's like a command
six years you shall you shall sow your
field
me day shana bashana consistently
year after year
i
that i will not i'm going to add i'm not
going to diminish you will have a
rejuvenated field
every rate it's only going to increase
it's not going to diminish
so he says this is a miracle within a
miracle
so in other words the first miracle is
that it actually increases during six
years
right every three years you would have
expected that it would go down
but no he says i'm to make it go up so
that's one miracle and there's another
miracle
after you went ahead and seated for six
years
not hashished
all the while that the sixth year will
not diminish
listen what if i said to you it's not
gonna increase your sixth year will be
exactly like
all the other years but guess what what
does hashem say
nope adaraba i'm actually going to cause
that
sixth year not to be like all the other
years
that sixth year will produce three years
worth
of produce in that sixth year that you
would have expected to be diminished
not only is it going to be not
diminished the sixth year produce will
be the same
you mean you'll get a sixth year you're
going to get a seventh year
and you're going to get part of the
eighth year as well because
the the the reasoning is why is it three
years
because you cannot plant in the seventh
year for the eighth year so when the
eight year begins
you would not have anything until it it
grew
but hashem would make sure that even in
the beginning of the eighth year
you already have something before you
even plant
okay so he says
in the sixth year i'm going to add so
much power so much
and produce is going to come
and now we understand when it says in
leviticus it's the same chapter 25
it actually says god says i will ordain
a blessing
for you in the sixth year and it will
yield a sufficient crop
for three years
and through all these i call them signs
and miracles
that i place in your hand god is telling
us teda
you should know kili kalaaritz
the land belongs to me remember the
original idea is that
people think that it's their power and
then they become the owners and it's all
about them and it's their land
no we are guests
through this our eyes will be lifted and
we'll be thinking about god all the time
right our eyes will be a heavenly word
commotion with cena
just as the man came down every single
day
we had to look up towards the heavens
for our food kadesha you ain't named
in order that our eyes will be lifted up
to hashem constantly and that we would
have
constant faith and trust in god
according to the clear card this is what
the shemitah is all about
shiloh
do not work the land at all in the
seventh year
he aimed zero then kasir
you don't sew you don't harvest
actually yes you are going to rely on
this miracle
that hashem will produce in the sixth
year
enough for three years haresh name
as we said this is really two miracles
already one of the two miracles number
one
it didn't diminish but rather it
increases
vishliche there's even a greater miracle
upon this wait till you hear this
said the actual produce
that came out of the ground in the sixth
year
even if right we're talking about the
sixth year the food that actually came
out during that year
it was enough for that one year the
sixth year the coma come
nevertheless
that hashem will send a blessing
as it's plenty now the plenty does not
necessarily mean in quantity
listen to what he says
that you just need to know you just need
a normal amount
and guess what happens you don't even
have to you're probably halfway through
and your
your stomach is just so full the food is
so
sufficient satiating sufficient yeah
you only ate a small amount and you're
already and of course that would allow
you
to even save more for the other years
so he says like this you only need a
little bit
with my mouth but you're within your
stomach you're blessed
until the produce is actually enough
for three whole years and how do we know
it actually says and we just read the
verse right
in um and it's also leviticus 25 21
s right it will yield
its crop the hey the hay is
it's an infinitive hey which means
that it will be the same quantity
of of produce that you're used to each
and every year
kentucky you're also going to get the
same amount in the sixth year
the yosef hashem and yet hashem
gives more power to the land
to do what us
and yet the the ground itself will
continue to bruise
produce for for three whole years
ta speak enough you'll have enough for
three years
and that is even a greater miracle than
all the rest
okay so you're not even working the land
and it's producing
that's like absolutely amazing okay so
now we're going to go for the home
stretch this last paragraph
let's do the time okay
this reason that i just gave is
clear but not just clear barrio tear
this is more clear than any other
commentator has ever given
letha it's very nice he's very humble i
do believe
and according to this dinhu this is
logic dictates
meta this is exactly why we should be
exiled
on a result of not observing shmita
properly
why should it be measure for measure why
should it be the correct result
as a result of lack of faith
kill me we didn't have proper faith in
hashem
we didn't trust in his salvation
shiyasa lemonades that he would produce
for us a miracle
like this but
that he would create for us enough
produce
for those three years like it says this
is a the prophet jeremiah
who's being critical that you don't have
people who had enough faith
and of course this is with the result
70-year exile we had
so it says in jeremiah chapter 5 verse 1
walk about in the streets of yusuf lion
and see now and know
and seek in its plaza it's a question a
rhetorical question
if you will find a man a summit of
authority
if there's one who dispenses justice
and seeks faith then i will forgive her
and of course we were exiled gamart
listen to this the land is alive the
land of eretz israel
is full of energy when you walk through
the streets of your
line you can feel it you can breathe the
air
the land itself is
the land itself you know it spit us out
but listen the land wants
to do god's will kiritsona
the the the land itself wants to be able
to
produce the fruit it wants the jews to
live here
it wants to be able in the sixth year to
produce the six years the
the three years of fruit can you imagine
if only the jews
had the ammuna the land is ready and and
willing to do so
furthermore you deserve
anon rock arising the karka
that if we had the proper ammuna we
would realize we were just
leasing the land we were just
sharecroppers on the land
and the karishma he's the baal
he is really the owner of the field
and in truth this is what the land
itself desires
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the land wants god to be its
can you imagine the land wants it and
yet we fail
unbelieve it's like it's like a little
bit of a shame here kill
us bro because the land really belongs
to god
and then god forbid when we negate and
don't fulfill
shmita properly
kabbalah bharats it only strengthens our
own idea that we're the
masters of the land roy you should talk
me to arthur's
for sure the land will react negatively
towards this
and that's what it means
remember we said it was a shabbos to
hashem it's somehow
sanctified and a cessation for god and
yet there's another verse that says
right with uh leviticus 26 34 i think it
was
that no it's going to appease the land
it's the land is appeased how is the
land of peace
when when the jew is punished um
but when the gentiles are living here it
doesn't care
it's not at all concerned it has a
special relationship
with those people who belong here
um
if the gentiles are living here and
they're acting in the natural way
it doesn't react
because it's not at all concerned about
the way they're behaving because
they're just acting naturally and has
nothing to do with
faith and trust in hashem
now the clear card ends this paragraph
by telling us after i
made this thesis this proposal
i'm now going to go through all the
verses
and you'll see everything i said has
been justified
and is authentic
you'll see everything lines up
conclusions are proper
okay and he says there is no doubt about
this so
at some point maybe next year we'll move
on in partials bahar
i just want you to know that we're going
to take a break at this point
i just want to thank you for listening
for coming
those people on skype we're going to now
deal with swirat
omer it's going to be a separate video
it's going to be deep but it's going to
be
extremely texturally oriented i think i
have like 60
mar mccombo 60 um
swordsmiths and we're going to read i
think that's 12 pages
of a book called olos ephraim a safer
that the cleo car himself wrote
and it's absolutely uh mind
blowing so anyway i wish everyone a
great preparation for shavuot right we
just celebrated like
omer and i wish you uh first of all
shabbat shalom
and always welcome home to torah a warm
welcome home to torah and with that
call to have a great life
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