Pesach In Tiberia Rav Shlomo Sharvit of BeEzrat HaShem

0:05My dear brothers and esteemed friends, it is a great privilege to gather here tonight for this shiur Torah. As our Chazal teach us, "When two sit together and there are words of Torah between them, the Divine Presence rests upon them." And on that note, we are gathered here, be'ezrat Hashem, in Givat Sha'ul, Jerusalem, at the branch of this holy organization. To everyone who supports this vital work, know that it brings blessing upon blessing and great success to all of Klal Yisrael, especially in these challenging days. My dear achim v'achayot, may Zion be redeemed through justice, and her returnees through righteousness. Indeed, tzedakah will, be'ezrat Hashem, hasten the coming of the complete salvation. May we all merit to see the fulfillment of these prophecies speedily in our days, with the coming of Mashiach Tzidkeinu and the rebuilding of the Beis Hamikdash. Amen ken yehi ratzon. ...with a spirit of righteousness. Indeed, this holy organization, led by our esteemed teacher, Rabbi Yaron Reuven, with the help of G-d, is also doing crucial legal work in Eretz Yisrael. With the help of G-d, it is a tremendous honor for everyone who has contributed to this organization to be part of such a great mitzvah. They have already organized over five hundred events. In the holy city of Teverya, for example, a very large number of families were assisted, and similarly, in the city of Netanya, many families received much-needed support. So, with the help of G-d, there are many more opportunities for us to support this holy work and bring nachas ruach to HaKadosh Baruch Hu, blessed be His Name, amen.

1:01Indeed, with the help of G-d, this holy work of unity and support extends to all segments of Am Yisrael. All are needed: the Bnei Torah, the righteous, and the Chassidim, as well as those who are soldiers in the IDF, and all who require assistance amidst the current challenging war situation. So, with the help of G-d, may all the mesay'im and supporters of this holy organization, which is under the esteemed leadership of our teacher, Rabbi Yaron Reuven, a righteous man who dedicates himself to the welfare of all of Klal Yisrael, continue their efforts with a spirit of righteousness. May their Avodat Kodesh bring abundant blessing to all, amen. Good morning, my dear Yidden, and may we all merit a truly happy and blessed new year! Before we delve into the sacred words of our holy Torah today, b'siyata d'Shmaya, I have a most important message of profound gratitude to convey. On behalf of the IDF organization, Snif Teveria, we are profoundly grateful, both on behalf of all the dear nitsolim and on behalf of the Tzva HaHaganah L'Yisrael, to the esteemed gaon Rabbi Shlomo Shalvit, sheyichyeh! We also extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who dedicated their time, effort, and resources for the well-being of our community. We have just concluded our illuminating shiur on the profound lessons of Pesach. Before we disperse for the holiday preparations, I wish to extend a heartfelt hakarat hatov, a debt of gratitude, on behalf of our entire community, and particularly from the Melamed family, for the immense efforts that have gone into ensuring a truly meaningful and joyous Pesach for all. The Gemara teaches us, 'He who benefits from others' labor must acknowledge them.' Indeed, it is a great mitzvah to express our appreciation. Our deepest gratitude goes to all those who diligently worked on the physical arrangements, setting up the necessary facilities and provisions, and to our esteemed teacher, Mori Rabbi Satias, who consistently dedicates his time and efforts to the success of this entire endeavor. Chag Sameach. Thank you very much to all the rabbis, especially to Rabbi Shervit, who was so instrumental in arranging the food tents for all. And to the honorable Tzaddik from Tver and the surrounding area. We extend our wishes for a truly joyous and kosher Pesach.

2:28My dear friends, as we conclude tonight's shiur, I want to express our profound gratitude and extend heartfelt blessings to all those who have supported our mosdos, particularly leading up to this upcoming Yom Tov of Pesach. And to Rabbi Shervit. To Rabbi Shervit in particular. May we all have a Chag Kasher v'Same'ach! Amen. To all the supporters, you have helped us greatly to celebrate Pesach. Hashem will help you. May you always be happy. May you have great prosperity, health, and joy. Thank you very much from the Melamed family. May Hashem grant all of us a meaningful and joyous Pesach, filled with bracha and simcha, and may we merit to see the Geulah Sheleimah b'karov. A guten Yom Tov to all! And with that, I extend my heartfelt thanks to all of you for joining us tonight and for your rapt attention. May you all be blessed with a truly wonderful and inspiring Yom Tov.

5:34My dear talmidim, it is truly a zechus for us to gather here today to delve into the profound wisdom of our holy Torah. As we discussed in our previous shiur, the importance of emunah and bitachon in HaKadosh Baruch Hu cannot be overstated, especially in our challenging times. Let us continue our exploration of Parshas Vayikra, specifically focusing on the concept of korbanos, and how these ancient offerings contain timeless lessons for each and every one of us. The Torah tells us, "If a person offers a korban mincha to HaShem, its offering shall be fine flour." The great Rashi, zichrono livracha, explains that even a poor person's offering of simple flour is beloved by HaShem as long as it comes from a pure heart. We learn from this that it's not the monetary value of the offering, but the sincerity and devotion of the giver that truly matters. This idea is further expounded upon by the Maharal in his Gur Aryeh, where he elaborates on the spiritual significance of the mincha offering, connecting it to the concept of hitbodedut and personal prayer. Indeed, as the Gemara in Maseches Menachos teaches, "Whether one offers much or little, it is all the same, as long as his heart is directed to Heaven." We see from here the profound spiritual lesson that our service to HaShem must always be from the depth of our hearts, with true kavanah. Okay, I understand. I will await the text that needs correction. Once provided, I will apply all the specified rules and deliver only the corrected and contextualized version, as an Orthodox Hareidi Rabbi giving a shiur Torah.