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Collections: Rabbi Weinberger: Tiferes Yisroel

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p 106. The mitzvos (commandments) were given to us by Hashem for our good. Good will come from a person obeying the gezeiros (decrees) of the King. Hashem is concerned about us being good, not feeling good. The more we resemble Hashem, the more we are attuned to His Malchus (Kingship). Opposites are fascinated with each other, but are not necessarily good for marriage. We all want to get rid of the Yetzer Hara (the evil inclination), yet without it life would be without purpose. This world is the perfect place to prove our love for the King. The ultimate good is when the neshama will come back into the body.