From Lublin To Izhbitz (3) A Transcendent and Eternal Bond

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September 15 2014
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Collections: Rabbi Weinberger: From Lublin To Izhbitz

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Selections from Mei HaShiloach [Netzavim] and Sod Yesharim [Netzavim 1882]. Every Jew stands together before God, from the highest to the lowest. All are equally connected and attached to God. Throughout life a Jew experiences revelation and concealment of God. If there is a clarity of God's oneness, than there is no need for Mitzvot, especially the negative commands. To be human means to live with concealment, so negative commands are necessary. However, the eternal bond is not weakened or broken with God. After a person completely clarifies his life, God reveals how each individual was created specifically with his purpose in mind. The last generation contains the ability for the greatest revelation of God in the world.

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