Time for Torah with Rabbi Silberberg: Teffilah After Shmona Esrei #4
Jul 7, 2022
Dive into the profound themes of judgment and creation, particularly through Psalm 82 and its relevance to the Levim's practices. Explore the necessity of law and order in society, especially through the lens of Jewish law and the symbolism of the number three. Discover how boundaries foster healthy relationships and the balance between personal discipline and transparency. Delve into God's hiddenness and the evolution of faith in modern times, complemented by whimsical anecdotes. Lastly, appreciate the spiritual harmony found in the song of birds and fish in praise.
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Judgment Makes The World Habitable
- Judgment (mishpat) makes the world habitable by providing law and order.
- Rabbi Elyahu Silberberg connects Tuesday's psalm (Psalms 82) to the third day of creation when dry land and order appear.
Three As The Power Of Fusion
- The number three symbolizes fusion and the power to reconcile opposites.
- True beauty (tiferis) is bringing together kindness and severity into harmonious synthesis.
Use Three To Resolve Disputes
- Use a three-person beit din to resolve disputes and encourage synthesis.
- Aim for compromise that lets both parties feel understood while still applying halacha when clear.