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A Vort From the Rebbe Parshas Pinchas , Rabbi Leibel Schapiro - 5785
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a vert from the Reb on this week's para
para spinas. In paras we learn about the
special carbonas that he had to bring in
special times. But it starts off when it
talks about the carbonas that para that
section in the para starts off with a
corbid
that every day you had to bring a corbid
twice a day and the corbid was a
corbantomed is that they were mak they
sacrificed a sheep twice a day one in
the morning one in the afternoon and it
was a
difference between a and other carbonas
other carbonas there's part that goes on
the mbay and the altar basically that's
form
And part of it is eaten by the kayan.
Some are even eaten by the owner of the
corbin etc etc goes completely on the
misb every part of the corbin is burnt
on the misb
and this is the corbin that they had to
bring every day and the posting when it
refers to the says in this week's para
it's a as I said which is burned
completely which is constant which means
every single day of the year
which was done ate in mountain of Sai
Hari. What does that mean? It means that
the Corbin Tommy that they brought every
day was similar to the Tommy that was
brought by Hari and Rash has two but the
first shot of Rasha is which obviously
is a main shot because that's the first
that it means
that the you bring every day is similar
to the Tommy that was brought in the
days of the millim. The days of the
million were the days of the
inauguration of the Mishkan. Before the
Mishkan was put up permanently
till the next time they traveled, but it
put up to stay. They brought put up the
Mishkan seven days before. Every day
they put it up and put it and took it
apart again for seven days and then was
the eighth day and they are called
Yehaim. These seven days are called days
of inauguration. Then the eighth day of
inauguration was the special celebration
etc etc.
So we're saying here the pik is telling
us that the corb that he brought always
is similar to the corb that he brought
in the days of the millim. The obvious
question is why connected to the days of
the millim. What's so special of the
days of that? We're telling you that the
corbid that you always brought is
similar to the carb to of the days of
the millium of the inauguration. What
was special then in the corbid that we
have to say that every corbid from all
the years is similar to the corbid of
theim and the reb explains it like this.
One of the things that happened special
in the days of the millim is that Mosher
Rabenu himself was the one that was Mak
the carbonus. All the other times the
cayanim were mak they sacrificed the
carbonus during the days of the millim
was the one that was mak the corbonus
that's so special on the corbonus of the
days of the millim and this what the
says means is not the simple simple shot
that needs other but
how do we apply this means like this the
of the represents the idea that every is
expected and has the ability to give
himself yourself over completely to
Hashem. A corp means you're giving
yourself to over to Hashem. The word
corb comes from the word kir. You get
closer to Hashem. So the carbonas
represent that you are giving yourself
over to Hashem. But other represent not
that you're giving yourself up
completely because part of it was not
put on the misbay. Part of it was eaten.
Represents that you give yourself over
completely to Hashem. And when you bring
the carbon, it represents this idea that
is supposed to give himself over
completely to Hashem.
The question is how is it possible? We
need special kayak for this. It's not
easy to give yourself over completely to
Hashem. Other cabanas which represent
partially giving over to Hashem, that's
possible. That's easier. But to give
yourself over like a that's much harder.
So we need a special kayak and that's
what the says the
which represent the giving yourself over
completely to Hashem constantly that's
every time you do that which means every
time he does that he has the for it
because it's similar to the
which was done through in other words
gives the toen that they should be able
to accomplish this is what This means
so this is why the pik compares the
corbas to the corbonus the stom that was
brought in the to tell you that just
like over there me brought it when he
brought it that gave the kayak for the
throughout all the days all the
generations that every Eid has the
ability if he only wants and he works on
it to give himself over completely to
Hashem And whatever he does should only
be shayim for the sake of hashem.