B”H Friday, 14 Menachem Av, 5781 July 23, 2021 Issue N902
Vaetchanan
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В главе «Ваэтханан» Моше описывает раскрытие Творца на горе Синай, и говорит, обращаясь к поколению, которому предстоит вступить в Землю Израиля: «Тебе дано было видеть, что Б-г есть Вс-сильный,
нет другого, кроме Него». Раши так объясняет эту фразу Торы: «Во время Дарования Торы Всевышний раскрыл для народа семь небес (пространств). И как разорвал Он верхние небеса, так разорвал Он и нижние. Продолжение на стр. 4
Do You Hear? In Yiddish, that marvelously subtle language, there’s a fabulous word with no English counterpart: “derher.” What does it mean? Well, when you want to say that you “heard” something, you would use the word “her,” as in “ich her,” or “I hear what you’re saying.” But when you want to say that you really got the message, that it truly came across, that it
strongly resonated with you and has impacted you in a real way, there’s another word—“derher.” A possible English equivalent can be to “hear to the end” or to “get it,” but that still falls short. So there’s “her” and there’s “derher.” And they couldn’t be more different. And in this game of life— in your personal and religious affairs—the name of the game is to derher. When you do Бейтар – последний оплот восстания Бар-Кохбы. Читайте на стр. 5
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Our Rabbis: Rabbi Yisroel & Henya Karpilovsky Rabbi Zalman & Tamar Shuchat that, you’re well on your way to victory. A Curious Miracle TheTen Commandments are featured a second time in the portion of Vaetchanan, as part of Moses’ farewell speech to his people. In his vivid description of that landmark event, he uses this unique phrase to depict G‑d’s voice: Continues on a page 3