Parashat Shemot 5783: The Book of Redemption

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The harsh servitude and bondage of the Children of Israel begins in this week’s Torah portion, and Pharaoh’s decree of withholding straw from the people ‘is the last straw’… and places the Israelites in an untenable, torturous predicament. Their rescuers were none other than the ‘officers’ of the Children of Israel who protected their people with selflessness and compassion, teaching us an eternal lesson: we can all shine a light that illuminates a path to Redemption from the midst of the darkness of exile.
The Torah portion of Shemot (Exodus 1 : 1 - 6 : 1) is read on Shabbat, Tevet 21, 5783 - January 14, 2023
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Rabbi Chaim Richman
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@loridoldo1289 Год назад

Thank you Rabbi thank you for helping to understand these things .

@judith-josefinamartin5706 Год назад

TODA RABA K'VOD haRAV FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL INSIGHT IN THIS TORAH PORTION,WE ALL HAVE TO LEARN FROM THIS TO FEEL MUCH MORE EMPATHY TO EACH OTHER, EVEN TO SACRIFICE OURSELVES FOR OTHERS,AND BY BEING LOVING AND UNDERSTANDING TO EACH OTHER,HASHEM WILL REDEEM US ,BY BRINGING MASHIACH TO US MUCH SOONER beEZRAT HASHEM AMEN ve AMEN!!!MAY HASHEM BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR LOVED ONES, ALWAYS AMEN ve AMEN!!!

@CarlJohnson-kk4pr Год назад

Shabbos Shalom Rabbi Chaim Blessings Over you and yours, Beautiful Elevating Insites HalleluYaH HalleluYaH HalleluYaH HalleluYaH HalleluYaH!!!! Thank you for Beautiful pictures 😊, Shalom Be Well and The Almighty King of ALL creation The Shekinah's Presense Blessings Protection Guidance Provision Truthfulness Kindness Continually Surrounding you and yours,Shalom Chayim

@justinroark6534 Год назад

Praying for you Rabbi Richman for full recovery and health.

@ThomasAnderson-sd6yt Год назад

Powerful insight, toda🕊

@binahsfira Год назад

"Our deliverance beckons to us from within our crisis, as our true selves, our essence, our potential shines forth, enabling and empowering us to journey from exile to redemption". These words are so profound Rabbi and Hashem uses you mightily to speak such beautiful wisdom. Thank you for your heart, thank you for your service, thank you for your work to speak the truth of Torah to precious souls. Shabbat shalom 💓

@user-pd7il3xz5j Год назад

Deep. Replayed the last two sentences a few times.

@travisschildt7884 Год назад

Shabbat Shalom Rabbi!

@AniPo42 6 месяцев назад

This is especially meaningful right now. Thank you

@arroyonpr Год назад

Thank you Rabbi! Outstanding. Shabbat Shalom!

@margodoll3872 Год назад

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@u.y.3643 Год назад

Thank you Rabbi Richman for another insightful and beautiful Dvar Torah. Shabbat Shalom.!

@Ibm245ibm Год назад

Hi can I get more info about sponsorship ? Thank You /

@ThomasAnderson-sd6yt Год назад

Great teaching Rabbi, I have a question, I'm reading in Leviticus about the grain and bread offerings. If all they had to eat for 40yrs was Manna where did they get the oil, grain, wheat ect for offerings Egypt? or the booty from waring with other tribes, thank you so kindly for your time, Shalom 🕊

@richardpage7323 Год назад

the narrow place, why was it the narrow place? so many connotations.

@u.y.3643 Год назад

Torah, like its Author is endless, infinite. That's why there are so many connotations. Your answer, one of many, is in the video.

@user-pd7il3xz5j Год назад

In Hebrew, Egypt is called Mitzrayim. According to the text on Jewish mysticism, the Zohar, the name is derived from m’tzarim, meaning “narrow straits” (mi, “from,” tzar, “narrow” or “tight”). When God took us out of Mitzrayim, He extricated us from the place of constricted opportunities, tight control, and narrow-mindedness, where movement was severely limited. Each of us lives in his or her own mitzrayim, the external or physical narrow straits of financial or health constraints or, perhaps, personal tragedy; universally, the psychological burdens to which we subject ourselves. Like the duality in virtually all of Passover’s symbols, they work in two ways: they turn us into both slaves and oppressors, of ourselves and others. Passover leads us to question the values and attitudes we hold and which hold us to those roles. From: My Jewish Learning

@richardpage7323 Год назад

what I've I'm the son that... always... has more than four questions?

@user-pd7il3xz5j Год назад

@@richardpage7323 We should always have questions, that's how we learn.