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פרשת תרומה

Parashot Terumah

3 maamarim dell’Alter Rebbe sulla parsha, nell’ebraico dell’edizione Kehot, con ogni marei makom aperto nel punto in cui compare. Ogni breve sezione è accompagnata da una traduzione fedele e da una breve spiegazione.

I tuoi progressi in Parashot Terumah

I maamarim 3

  1. מי יתנך כאח לי וגו׳ “Would that you were like a brother to me” Knesses Yisrael’s plea that G‑d be “like a brother” again, as when the cherubim faced each other in the Temple, is answered in exile through Torah: the scholar “nurses” from G‑d’s own Chochmah and Binah, while the businessman, through iskafya and the self-sacrifice of the Shema, reaches an even higher root and earns the “kiss.” Maamar 1.14 paragrafi~1 h156 fontiInglese
  2. ביאור על הנ״ל An Explanation of the Above Every Jewish soul is rooted either in Yosef, the higher tzaddik who draws G‑d’s light down to the recipient, or in Binyamin, the lower tzaddik whose self-sacrifice and deeds bind the world to G‑d from below. The Torah study of the one renews the ‘brotherhood’ pleaded for in “Would that you were like a brother to me”; the charity, practical mitzvos and fixed study times of the other carry G‑dliness ‘outside,’ into this world, and reach even the ‘kiss,’ a light above speech. Maamar 2.Biur8 paragrafi~15 min35 fontiInglese
  3. כי״ק אדמו״ר נ״ע An Explanation of the Subject of the Cherubim The two cherubim are Z’eir Anpin and Nukva of Atzilus contracted into the Mishkan: in Atzilus, where the Infinite Light is enclothed even in the vessels, they are “large faces”; between the poles of the Ark they are the Gemara’s “small faces.” After the Destruction, when the cherubim were hidden, the pair were drawn instead into the inner dimension of the worlds through the halachos of the Tannaim. Maamar 3.5 paragrafi~5 min19 fontiInglese

Studialo in sette giorni Da domenica a Shabbos

Il Rebbe chiese che tutti i maamarim della parsha settimanale fossero studiati nel corso della stessa settimana, suddivisi nei suoi sette giorni. Ecco la parsha in sette parti di lunghezza approssimativamente uguale.

  1. DomMaamar 1, ¶1–3~11 min
  2. LunMaamar 1, ¶4–5~12 min
  3. MarMaamar 1, ¶6–9~13 min
  4. MerMaamar 1, ¶10–12~8 min
  5. GioMaamar 1, ¶13–14~16 min
  6. VenMaamar 2, ¶1–5~9 min
  7. ShabMaamar 2 ¶6 – maamar 3 ¶5~13 min

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