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Welcome to Daily Bitachon. We are now winding down Sha'ar HaBechina [The Gate of Reflection], looking at how we realize Hashem created the world, commit to serving Him, and ultimately learn to rely on Him. But never forget that the little bit we see with our physical eyes is just a fraction of reality; there is a much larger picture out there. The Zohar tells us about the existence of entirely different spiritual worlds. We have God's Kissei HaKavod —the Throne of Glory, so to speak—where we perceive His absolute control over the cosmos. Then we have the world of the angels, Olam HaMalachim , where the various holy hosts reside. Among them are angels who do nothing but constantly declare, " Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh ." The Zohar explains that from sunrise to sunset, they are continuously saying " Kadosh ," and from the moment the sun sets until it rises again, they say " Baruch kevod... " There are massive angelic forces up there constantly praising Hashem's Name! Yet, as great and powerful as these angels are, the Gemara in Tractate Chullin (91b) drops that unbelievable line: אין מלאכי השרת אוֹמְרִים שִׁירָה לְמַעְלָה עַד שֶׁיֹּאמְרוּ יִשְׂרָאֵל לְמַטָּה "The ministering angels do not sing praise above until Israel sings below on earth." The angels cannot say Kedushah above until we, the Jewish people, initiate it down here. Think back to our mashal [parable] of the king: with all of his vast empire, the king right now is focused entirely on this one sweet bird. We are Hashem's children, and our voices are sweet to Him. As the verse says, " Hashmi'eni et kolech "—"Let Me hear your voice." If God is literally waiting to hear our voices before listening to the angels, and He has the boundless ability to feed all of those massive heavenly hosts, shouldn't we realize that we can completely rely on Him? The beauty of it is that this exact lesson is built right into our daily prayers. Everything is inside our tefillah . Rav Shlomo Wolbe once said that all the core fundamentals of Judaism are hidden right in our Siddur; we just have to open our eyes and find them. Take a look at how it flows. We start off the blessings before the morning Shema with the words: " Yotzer or u'vorei choshech "—"Who fashions light and creates darkness." We begin by talking about the physical universe and the orbital luminaries. But then, right in the middle of discussing the sun and the moon, we suddenly switch gears. We begin describing God as the Borei Kedoshim —the Fashioner of holy ministering servants. We launch into a breathtaking description of what these angels do: they stand at the summit of the universe and proclaim with awe, together loudly, the words of the living God and King of the universe. We describe them as beloved, flawless, mighty, and holy. They perform the will of their Maker with dread and reverence. They open their mouths in holiness, purity, and song, and they bless, praise, glorify, sanctify, revere, and declare the kingship of Hashem, the great, mighty, and awesome King. The prayer goes on to describe how they accept upon themselves the yoke of heavenly sovereignty from one another, granting permission to each other to sanctify the One who formed them. With tranquility, with clear articulation, and with sweetness, they all proclaim His holiness as one, saying with awe: " Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh... " Then the Ofanim and the Chayot HaKodesh respond with a thunderous noise: " Baruch kevod Hashem mi'mekomo "—"Blessed is the glory of Hashem from His place." Then, right after this intense depiction of the angelic choir, the Siddur switches gears back to the physical universe, concluding the blessing with: " Baruch Ata Hashem, yotzer ha'me'orot "—"Blessed are You Hashem, Creator of the luminaries." Did you ever notice that question? What in the world are angels doing right in the middle of a discussion about the sun, the moon, and the stars? It's a classic question. I was once told an answer in the name of Rabbi Eliyahu Lopian (which he passed on to Rav Wolbe): Hashem is telling us, "Let's learn from the angels." Look at how the angels proclaim God's kingship, and let's emulate them. In fact, there is a custom brought down by the Ben Ish Chai in the name of the great Ashkenazi Kabbalist, Rabbi Nathan Shapira of Krakow. He notes that before we step back and take our three steps forward for the Amidah , we give a slight nod of greeting to those around us. Why? To show signs of peace and friendship to each other, just like the angels do before they praise God. We want to act angelic as we approach prayer. We even hold our feet tightly together during the Amidah to emulate them. Before you emulate the angels, you have to see what they are about. They accept God's kingdom with love and harmony among themselves. That means we have to get along and be unified before we declare Shema Yisrael Hashem Elokeinu Hashem Echad . But there is a second answer to our question, based on the teachings of the Chafetz Chaim. When you talk about the creation of the world—about the sun and the moon—you might think that's the entire story. You look out with your physical eyes and think, "Okay, this is the extent of God's power." And then, if you look at this physical world and see havoc, chaos, and a world running completely wild, you panic and ask, "How can I rely on Him to fix this?" So the Siddur tells us to take a step back. Hold on. You see the sun and the moon? That is not the whole story. The reality is vastly greater. There are layers of angels up there praising God, who see the inner gears of the universe. And for all their immense greatness, they can't utter a single sound until we respond down here. Are you actually worried that the King can't take care of you? Look at how holy and significant we are. All of creation needs sustenance, and God sustains the angels too. The only difference is that we eat physical food and they eat spiritual food. But make no mistake: angels need nourishment. They don't just live on thin air. Nothing exists independently on its own strength except for God. The Tomer Devorah discusses this at length. Every time we do a mitzvah , we create a holy angel. If a person commits an aveira [sin], chas v'shalom , they create a destructive angel. Those angels require spiritual energy to survive. What do they "eat"? They live on the energy of our actions. And what did we eat when we were elevated? We ate the food of angels! How do we know this? King David writes in Tehillim (78:25): " Lechem abirim achal ish "—"Man ate the bread of the mighty ones." Tractate Yoma (75b) explicitly explains that this means the Jewish people literally ate the food of the ministering angels—the Manna—while traveling through the desert. In the wilderness, Hashem treated us exactly like He treats the angels. We didn't need coarse, physical food; we survived on pure spiritual light. Rabbi Eliyahu de Vidas writes in his classic work, Reshit Chochma ( Sha'ar HaKedushah , Chapter 15), that even today, there are elite talmidei chachamim [Torah scholars] who can live primarily on spiritual energy. He explains that this is why certain sages could go two or three days without eating a single thing—because the mazon haTorah (the spiritual nourishment of the Torah itself) kept them physically full. That is how Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his son survived in the cave for thirteen years. This brings us right back to the incredible historical account recorded by Rabbi Yisrael of Shklov in his introduction to Pe'at HaShulchan . He describes his master, the Vilna Gaon, and how radically little he ate. The Gaon ate only two tiny meals a day, taking a piece of dry bread no larger than a kezayit [the size of an olive], dipping it in water, and consuming it. That was it! And yet, Rabbi Yisrael records that the Gaon remained physically strong, resilient, and robust. Where did that physical strength come from? It came from the literal application of the verse: "Man does not live by bread alone, but by all that comes from the mouth of Hashem." The Torah itself became his physical fuel. Great tzaddikim tapped directly into that spiritual nourishment, which proves that God can sustain a person in the most wondrous, supernatural ways whenever He wills it. When you think about these concepts—about the sheer scale of God's power and His intimate love for us—how can you not place your ultimate trust in Him? With this profound realization, we officially conclude Sha'ar HaBechina and read the final, beautiful words of the Chovos HaLevavos : והאלהים ישימנו מאנשי עבודתו "May God place us among those who serve Him," המכירים עניני טובתו ברחמיו ובחסדיו אמן "who recognize the matters of His goodness, through His mercy and His kindness. Amen." נשלם השער השני — The second gate is now complete. אל אדני אקרא ויענני — "To Hashem I shall call out, and He will answer me." We see from here that when a person truly identifies God within creation, they are fully prepared to call out and be answered. That recognition is the ultimate runway for our daily Amidah . Now that we have journeyed through Sha'ar HaBechina , stop for a moment, absorb the greatness, and make that prayer. Mabruk and a massive Mazal Tov to all of us on completing this incredible journey of over 100 classes!

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Why specifically this miracle?Source Sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wS7twrcjn6xLOFP7YWL6yOXNZIyoTuaA/view?usp=share_link

The inner-meaning of the two shapes.Source Sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13O96qKJvGWNyibIybBeyfHa--xm2WNdN/view?usp=share_link

The deep connection between Dovid and Lechem Hapanim.Source Sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10kDffF3uyE2ugfQHwgS6AZ9pGYk4SZtX/view?usp=share_link

Daf Yomi Menachos 96Episode 2295Babble on Talmud with Sruli RappsSlides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pOiuf4pplPCV7GlWoEcE573GzWYP5rL31QqfoLve8WY/edit?usp=sharingJoin the chat: https://chat.whatsapp.com/LMbsU3a5f4Y3b61DxFRsqfMERCH: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BabbleOnTalmudSefaria: https://www.sefaria.org.il/Menachot.96a?lang=heEmail: sruli@babbleontalmud.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/babble_on_talmudFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Babble-on-Talmud-100080258961218/#dafyomi #talmud00:00 Intro  01:29 Measurements of the lechem hapanim and the shulchan43:18 The frame of the shulchan50:52 Why the shulchan is mekabel tumah01:02:27 Conclusion

Pictures & Diagrams of Shulchan/Lechem HaPanim - Document for Daf 96 by Simon Wolf

Daf Yomi Menachos 95Episode 2294Babble on Talmud with Sruli RappsJoin the chat: https://chat.whatsapp.com/LMbsU3a5f4Y3b61DxFRsqfMERCH: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BabbleOnTalmudSefaria: https://www.sefaria.org.il/Menachot.95a?lang=heEmail: sruli@babbleontalmud.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/babble_on_talmudFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Babble-on-Talmud-100080258961218/Thumbnail photo:Photo by Wolfgang Hasselmann on Unsplash#dafyomi #talmud00:00 Intro  02:30 The status of the lechem hapanim while on the road32:27 The status of zavs and metzoras while on the road38:54 Where the lechem hapanim is prepared59:13 Conclusion

The bond between the animal sacrifices of the holiday of Shavuot and the "Shtei ha-Lechem" loaves of the same holiday, and when they are both required, as essential, and when one could be offered without the other, if need be. Also, a deeper dive into the the loaves of the Shtei ha-Lechem to begin with, and how they have to be changed in appearance (and if and when they are to be eaten). The rabbinic approach to the lambs seems to contradict the Torah's requirement - which needs its own deeper dive, as well.

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The opinion of the Rambam.Source Sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tNfx7ziv4yIkKeAHmjsKBrYhe0VEEnfq/view?usp=share_link

Chagigah 26b: 2 Dinim in Lechem HaPanim

S politology Jiřím Lechem a Lucií Tungul o tom, jak může vypadat nová česká zahraniční politika. Je sundání ukrajinské vlajky z budovy Poslanecké sněmovny čistě symbolické gesto, nebo se Česko připojí k proruskému bloku zemí jako je Slovensko a Maďarsko? A jak si premiér Andrej Babiš z hnutí ANO bude hlídat vlastní zájmy v Evropské unii? Volby skončily a vládní strany nyní musí své předvolební sliby převést do reality, která je ale často komplikovanější, než voličům tvrdili. Okolní státy už nyní varují před nástupem nové vlády a změnou české pozice. Co to pro nás bude znamenat a v čem může nová vláda na tu předchozí navázat. O tom diskutovali politologové Jiří Lech a Lucie Tungul z Univerzity Palackého v Divadle nacucky v Olomouci na Debatě Respektu, kterou moderovala Dominika Perlínová.

Woke up at Mincha and I'm hungry… what now???!!Don't pass bread hand to hand…What about throwing bread?!If your friend didn't do a mitzvah, neither did youMaking Hamotzi twice in same meal?!!Netziv and Rav Shlomo Zalman: Lechem Mishneh over Shalem!!!!

Hilchot Hamotzei!! Which part do we distribute??!!What makes a bread whole (Shalem)!?!? Shalem or Lechem Mishneh?!?How to do Hamotzei Al Pi Kabbalah!Wait for the salt!!?Why we should always use salt

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Halachah From The Parshah Series: Parshas Beshalach - Lechem Mishneh And Seudah Shlishis 01/25/2021

Lechem Mishneh (Beshalach 5785)

Lechem Mishneh (Beshalach 5785)

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Do gry wróciła piłkarska ekstraklasa. Pierwsze mecze pierwszej kolejki za nami. A w niedzielę swój pierwszy mecz w nowym sezonie rozegra Górnik Zabrze. Zespół z Górnego Śląska, który ubiegły sezon zakończył na 6. pozycji w tabeli, zagra w pierwszej serii spotkań w Poznaniu z Lechem. "Od razu będziemy mogli sprawdzić, w jakim miejscu jesteśmy, ale wydaje mi się, że w Lechu trochę negatywnej energii po zeszłym sezonie jeszcze zostało" - mówi Erik Janża, który do Zabrza wrócił po świetnym występnie na mistrzostwach Europy, gdzie z reprezentacją Słowenii awansował do 1/8 finału. O występie na Euro 2024, ale także o tym, co pokaże Górnik Zabrze w nowym sezonie w ekstraklasie z Erikiem Janżą rozmawiał Wojciech Marczyk z redakcji sportowej RMF FM.

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