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Collections: Rabbi Weinberger: Tiferes Yisroel

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p 192. Moshe was the tzurah (complete form) of all of the Jewish people. Every Jew is tov (good) and is not naturally connected to the physicality in this world. A Jew is naturally disgusted by immorality, but non-Jews are not. In a Jew, the body has to answer to the neshama (soul). Emunah (faith) is connected to the legs. The qualities that are not valued now will be of the highest value when Moshiach arrives. The spirituality of a non-Jew is still tied to the chomer (physical). Torah gives this world its purpose. The baal tzurah (master of form) knows what is right and wrong and what belongs and doesn't belong in Klal Yisroel.