What is the Judgement of a Mechalel Shabbat? Every Jew Must know!!
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0:10Shabbat. He was a very, very disgusting human being who would definitely go against the rabbi's teachings. He would definitely go and try to convince people to violate Shabbat. He would open a store on Shabbat in Israel and... And one day, on Yom Kippur, as the rabbi, the head rabbi of the city, was passing by, he passed by his store, and the guy came out on Yom Kippur eating a big sandwich, a baguette sandwich. "Hey, what do you think? What do you think of this?" The rabbi looked at him, and on the spot, he died. On the spot, the rabbi looked at him. Not because the rabbi looked at him, just the rabbi looked at him, and as you would have it, Hashem gave him a heart attack. He died on the spot. People were shocked, "What's happening?" The Rabbi said, "Baruch Hashem. Baruch Hashem, somebody died. Because this is Kiddush Hashem. This is Kiddush Hashem." "Why is it Kiddush Hashem? Why did Hashem's name get sanctified? Some Jew just died now. This is because Hashem says, if you eat on Yom Kippur, He'll kill you. So he ate on Yom Kippur, He killed him. It's Kiddush Hashem."
1:25Hashem fulfilled the Torah on the spot. You guys are used to Him fulfilling the Torah six months later, six years later, 60 years later. So you're a little weirded out that it just happened now. For me, it's normal. I'm surprised it doesn't happen all the time. Hashem says, someone who violates Shabbat has the din of a goy. If This Jew who violates Shabbat wants to have an aliyah to the Torah. You're not allowed to give him an aliyah if it's one of the seven people on Shabbat. There are seven people that are given aliyot on Shabbat in the Torah. If the Mechalel Shabbat wants to have one of those seven, you're not allowed to give him one of those seven. Why? Because if he says the bracha, the entire crowd is forbidden from saying amen because it will be bracha levatalah.
2:27Because he's considered a goy. He's not considered a Jew. But for the sake of peace, you can give him, according to halacha, you can give him the mosif. Meaning, if you want to add more people than seven, eight, nine, ten, a thousand—whatever you want to add—there's really no chiyuv there. There's no real mitzvah there. So you're allowed to add them. If he comes to your house for Shabbat, and he touches the wine that's a good quality wine that's lo mevushal, You have to take the wine and pour it in the garbage, in the bathroom. You're not allowed to drink it. There's no way of making it kosher again. If you want to get married and you need two witnesses, and one of your best friends or your father is a mechaleil Shabbat, he's not allowed to be one of the witnesses. If he is, your marriage is not valid. If he's one of your witnesses, your marriage is not valid. Why? He's not allowed to be a witness.
3:28Meaning that if he's Mechalel Shabbat, he's considered a Goy Lechol Davar according to the Shulchan Aruch. Secondly, any Jew, even if he keeps Shabbat, keeps Shabbat, he keeps Taharat HaMishpacha, he keeps Kosher, and he learns Torah every day. But, he says there's one Pasuk in the Torah. Better yet, one word in the Gemara. One word in the Gemara. One letter, one letter in the entire Torah, written in the Oral Torah. I don't agree with this letter. I think it's wrong. I think Rashi, I think Rabbi Akiva, I think Moshe Rabbeinu, I think somebody here is wrong. That person is considered a Kofer. Same class. Unfortunately,
