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Torah 278: The Slaughter Knife; Torah 279: Narrow & Wide; Torah 280: Working with Faith and Torah; Torah 281: Seeing Wondrous Insights in the Letters of the Torah
Torah 278: Rabeinu explains (from the conversation between Yitzchak and Esav) that one can see all the vessels of the Holy Temple on a proper ritual slaughter knife.
Torah 279: Rabeinu explains the differences between how Torah lessons are given over, either from the bottom up or from the top down. Rabeinu connects this to the Shofar and how this is significant with regard to King David’s prayers.
Torah 280: Rabeinu teaches us why a person is compelled to seek a ruling before judges in a court of law. The reason for this is because a person fails to bring the Torah into his business and severs his work dealings from laws of Torah that are applicable to the work he’s engaged in. Therefore, the Torah takes vengeance on this person and requires him to go to a court of Torah law in order that the judges prove and show this person that the Torah is present within every single element of business.
Rabeinu also emphasizes the importance of having faith and being truthful in business. He teaches us that this allows the sparks of holiness to ascend from the realms of impurity.
Torah 281: Even a completely simple person can attain and see awesome insights just from looking and paying attention to the letters of the Torah.
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By BresloveTorah 278: Rabeinu explains (from the conversation between Yitzchak and Esav) that one can see all the vessels of the Holy Temple on a proper ritual slaughter knife.
Torah 279: Rabeinu explains the differences between how Torah lessons are given over, either from the bottom up or from the top down. Rabeinu connects this to the Shofar and how this is significant with regard to King David’s prayers.
Torah 280: Rabeinu teaches us why a person is compelled to seek a ruling before judges in a court of law. The reason for this is because a person fails to bring the Torah into his business and severs his work dealings from laws of Torah that are applicable to the work he’s engaged in. Therefore, the Torah takes vengeance on this person and requires him to go to a court of Torah law in order that the judges prove and show this person that the Torah is present within every single element of business.
Rabeinu also emphasizes the importance of having faith and being truthful in business. He teaches us that this allows the sparks of holiness to ascend from the realms of impurity.
Torah 281: Even a completely simple person can attain and see awesome insights just from looking and paying attention to the letters of the Torah.