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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.
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Oftentimes when we fall spiritually the result is a shattering of our sense of identity as a good person. Perhaps we have only been acting out a charade of piety, and our failure is the truest indication of who we are. Or was it only just a temporary drop in level? Rabbi Kirzner answers that question by examining the inner rage and confusion that engulfed the Jews after they sinned with the Golden Calf, and points the way to a repentance we can achieve.
As an introduction to the entire book of Vayikra, which begins next week, Rabbi Kirzner explores the intrinsic connection between spirituality and the physical world. How are human beings vested with Godly powers, and how does our performing the commandments bring the forces of holiness into us, and into the world?
The portions of the Torah that discusses the various forms of “leprosy” seem out of touch with modern times, and may even be considered in bad taste. Rabbi Kirzner reveals the underlying necessity of this disease, and how its startling roots can be found in the spiritual realm. How can we fill the holes that our lack of perfection creates, and why should leprosy be the necessary consequence?
