- Jewish mp3 downloads
- Torah audio free listening
- Judaism mp3s
| Kirzner, Rabbi Yitzchak ztl on |
|
|
Prev
10
Results
What was the point of the Jewish nations being brutally enslaved in the moral wasteland of Egypt? Within evil are the roots of powerful spiritual growth, if we are only aware of what we're facing. Using the forces of impurity that prey upon us to build greater personal refinement and growth is what ultimately leads to redemption. Rabbi Kirzner's lucid definition of both exile and exodus ring true for the entire book of Exodus, as well as our personal lives.
Moshe's request to Pharaoh to free his people backfired. So why did God consider his pain filled complaint against Him improper? Rabbi Kirzner examines exile, redemption and the nature of miracles - which all lead to interesting conclusions on breaking the bonds that tie us in knots.
What were the inner workings behind the plagues that destroyed Egypt bit by bit? Rabbi Kirzner pulls the disparate themes of the importance of receiving, why people move away from the ability to change, and the essence of spiritual revelation to reveal a new picture of the last three plagues that caused Egypt to fall.
The Jews leaving Egypt were far from high levels of spirituality. In truth, they were mired in idol worship so deeply it seemed impossible for them to extricate themselves from it. How did the breaking point at Pi Hachirot push them to overcome their education and inner tendencies in a way that caused G-d to give them the ability to conquer their doubts forever?
Where's the justice that all the generations of Jews are being punished because one small group worshipped a Golden Calf? And what's the connection between that one-time heavy sin to all the transgressions we've done till today? Rabbi Kirzner describes how the Generation of the Desert became not only the paradigm of repentance, but also the example of how to unify one's body and soul.
