In this week's parsha podcast, we study the lesson of R' Nosson on the verses which speak about the Pesach Sheni - the second chance at bringing the Passover sacrifice, which was revealed through the request of those who were impure, and therefore unable to bring the Pesach sacrifice in its correct time. This is an analogy to how we can call out to God from wherever we are, even if we are mired in darkness and impurity.
Running time: 15:59
Showing posts with label Pesach Sheni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pesach Sheni. Show all posts
Friday, May 24, 2013
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Beha'aloscha - Revealing Hidden Light
Why was the mitzvah of Pesach Sheni revealed through the question of the impure individuals? How can one 'make up' the korban Pesach (Passover offering) in a different month? What is the spiritual power of Iyar? Why is Pesach Sheni only one day? Why can the Pesach sheni be eaten when one has Chametz in his home? Why were the Jews specifically counted on the first day of Iyar? Why did the Mon begin to fall on the fifteenth of Iyar? Why could the Mon only fall after the Jews requested it?
Find out in this week's Parsha Podcast.
P.S. This podcast is very connected to the whole Geulah concept, and although I did not directly speak about the recent events that have occurred in Iyar, you will gain a very deep understanding of them here. I am also making the document that I typed up available here, and it contains a piece that I left out of the audio due to time constraints. There is a lot more to talk about based on the principle here, which I hope to write about in a future post.
Find out in this week's Parsha Podcast.
P.S. This podcast is very connected to the whole Geulah concept, and although I did not directly speak about the recent events that have occurred in Iyar, you will gain a very deep understanding of them here. I am also making the document that I typed up available here, and it contains a piece that I left out of the audio due to time constraints. There is a lot more to talk about based on the principle here, which I hope to write about in a future post.
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