Laws of Shammai in the Era of Mashiach #Torah #shorts

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Laws of Shammai in the Era of Mashiach Thirteen Principles of Faith https://youtube.com/shorts/cjcFuFAu9Og —————— BeEzrat HaShem Learn with Lerner LevLeib@BeEzratHaShem.org Join our FREE online classes every Monday to Thursday night: +1 201-725-3444 | JEW, BE, HOLY | —————— Textbook for the Shiur: Commentary to Avot (Shemoneh Perakim / Thirteen Principles of Faith) https://moznaim.com/products/mishneh-torah-rambam?variant=6578496634922 Full Lecture: Mitzvot vs. Our Soul - Thirteen Principles of Faith (2) https://youtu.be/Gu9bRD3G1C0 In this thought provoking shorts Rabbi Lev Leib Lerner addresses a fascinating concept regarding the future era of Moshiach and the legal rulings of Beis Shammai. Many people have heard the tradition that while we currently follow the rulings of Beis Hillel in our daily lives the law will eventually shift to follow the school of Shammai. This raises immediate questions about the nature of justice and severity. Does this shift toward Beis Shammai imply a world governed by strict judgment and Gevurah? Rabbi Lerner clarifies common misconceptions about these two famous schools of thought. While Shammai is often associated with stringency and Hillel with leniency the reality within the Mishna is far more nuanced. There are numerous instances where their roles are reversed and Shammai offers the more lenient path. The discussion delves into the spiritual mechanics of the future world where the very nature of human temptation will be fundamentally altered. When the evil inclination is removed how does our service of Hashem change? If you have ever wondered how the transition to a higher spiritual reality affects the way we practice Torah law and whether strictness is the ultimate goal this explanation provides a vital perspective on the balance between kindness and discipline. But what happens to those who try to take on every stringency too early and how does the elimination of the Satan change the way we relate to the law itself?