Most Of Us Don’t Know What We Want | Parsha Shiur Re’eh 5785

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Rabbi Moshe Kesselman Weekly Shiurim

Rabbi Moshe Kesselman

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Education

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Most Of Us Don’t Know What We Want | Parsha Shiur Re’eh 5785

Rabbi Moshe Kesselman Weekly Shiurim

1 hour 14 minutes 36 seconds

2 months ago

Most Of Us Don’t Know What We Want | Parsha Shiur Re’eh 5785

The Midrash wishes to impress upon us the value of listening to Hashem. ‘Some people listen to their wives and profited, others listened to their wives and suffered losses. But those who listened to Hashem, never lost out.’

This Shiur explores the deeper meaning of the original Sin of Adam and Chava eating from the tree of knowledge. The deeper meaning of the conversation between Avraham and Sarah regarding the banishing of Yitzchok. The deeper meaning of the encouragement of the Midrash to ‘listen to Hashem.