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Why do we have to read the same Torah over and over again? Siyata Dishmaya (Divine Inspiration)! Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings teachings of the of Rebbe Elimelech of Lizhensk in his Tzetel Katan to help us increase our Avodat HaShem to the highest level. And reviewing our studies is one of the best ways to achieve this goal. Full Shiur: Who is Your Tzadik - Torat HaChassidut 19 Rabbi Yaron Reuven's short Torah Clips channel – Please Share The Video To Help Other Do TeShuva. DONATE & SUPPORT @ https://www.BeEzratHaShem.org AI RABBI by BeEzrat HaShem Inc. https://www.AIRabbi.org Answers To Jewish Torah Life Questions In 30 Languages. Discover Jewish Wisdom at Your Fingertips, Rabbi Reuven's AI Rabbi offers wisdom and guidance in multiple languages, drawing from trusted, reliable sources. #Torah #Jewish #RabbiYaronReuven #Chassidut #Inspiration
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0:00The Tzaddik is telling us that this Tzetel Katan is not a one-time read. It's not just "I've heard it, I'm done, the end." It's not even a once-a-year type of instruction set. We read the Torah, the entire Chumash; every Jew is technically required to read the Chumash three times a year. You have the twice you read the commentary and the parasha, and once you read the commentary, technically you're reading the parasha three times every week. Here, he's saying something very similar to what the Ramban, Nachmanides, said to his son about reading this instruction set every day. Is that because he's questioning his memory abilities? He won't remember what he read yesterday, or the day before, or the day before that. No, rather because when something is part of the Torah, every time you read it, there's divine inspiration directing you to a specific insight you did not perceive the day before, even if you have read it a hundred times.
