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Wishing everyone a happy Pessach 5785. I'm very excited for the wonders and miracles that Hashem is going to show us this Pessach. I have just made an observation during the last few holidays that seems quite wondrous to me: On Chanukkah 5785 I gave speech, part of which criticized King Kerleodamer for not riding with Abraham in the War of the Five and Four Kings (the video and the speech are in German, I'm working on a translation to English):

On Purim 5785 I learnt how King Achashverosh rode with Mordechai:

and on the same holiday G'd showed me how to ride with the Jews:

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               Tzav: The Power of Connection 

Let's imagine a person trying to connect with someone who is very rich and busy. The ordinary person would not be able to connect with the important person unless the important person gave him instructions on what to do. By following the instructions, the ordinary person connects with the important person. This is just a parable. Similarly, by fulfilling the commandments, the ordinary person connects with the Infinite Creator.

The Hebrew word mitzvah, derived from tzavta (connection). Each commandment is a thread that ties the person to the Holy One, blessed be He. Through these acts, the person gains value by aligning with the Creator’s will. The mitzvah connects a limited human being with the Holy One, blessed be He, who commanded the mitzvah. The mitzvah creates an infinite connection between the person and the Creator, when the person fulfills His commands.

The person himself…

I finished Foundations of Faith for Noahides 101! 🚀

Vayikra: The Power to Uplift the Natural

Leviticus, the Torah's third book, focuses on the regulations surrounding sacrificial offerings. A Noahide may construct an altar and present a burnt offering to G-d using a kosher animal or bird that belongs to them. For Noahides, offering sacrifices is allowed but not an obligation. Failing to do so does not constitute a sin. The burnt offering, fully consumed by the altar's fire, symbolizes total submission and the utilization of all our forces to G-d.

When bringing a burnt offering, a Noahide should recognize that this act represents self-nullification to the Creator. The offering should be of the finest quality, as exemplified by Abel, who offered the firstborn of his flock and their choicest parts, and gained G-d's favor, as noted in Genesis 4:4.

Sacrifices incorporate all four kingdoms of creation: salt represents the mineral realm; oil, wine, and flour embody the vegetative…

Я преодолел(а) марафон «A Harmonious Marriage: Torah Foundations for Family Unity and Happiness»! 🚀