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here you have the Torah tell us
something clearly this is one of 12
times in the Torah where Hashem commands
us to observe the Shabbat the Jewish
people are are obligated to observe the
Shabbat but not just obligated it's a
good suggestion obligated that this is
what makes you Jewish and this is what
makes you not Jewish so much so that the
Torah says
that you have to speak tell us Hashem
says speak to am Israel tell them you
must observe the shabbats because it's a
sign between me and you those that
desecrate it will have death upon death
what is death upon death if you die once
how can you die twice
that a person that desecrates the
Shabbat
has to understand what's at stake here
their soul is cut off from their Source
from their creator which means number
one any blessing that you have gun even
if you have a lot of money that money
will not be blessed you'll have to spend
it on medical bills you have to spend it
on lawsuits you'll have to in essence
give it to people you don't want to give
it to you'll die before you end up
enjoying it all of the things that cause
people a nightmare of a life that's what
you'll have you'll have you may have the
big bank account digitally but as far as
actual real life enjoyment you're not
going to get from that money why the
blessing the source of blessing is not
coming it's gone that's number one
number two that person that Jew that
desecrates the Shabbat is not only cut
off as far as the blessing but is cut
off spiritually in a sense that they put
their Judaism on suspension they are now
considered in the same level as an idol
worshiper as the rambam elaborates in
he says a Jew that desecrates the
Shabbat on purpose or worships an idol
are the same meaning that a Judah
desecrates say the Shabbat is considered
the same exact thing as an idol
worshiper somebody that prays to a rat
to a cat to a monkey to a cow like they
do in India to uh to anything but God is
the same thing as a Jew that desecrates
the Shabbat same concept
which means that that person cannot be
used
in a Jewish ceremony for example if you
want to get married and you need two
witnesses and Jewish ceremonies need two
witnesses to sign you cannot use someone
that desecrates to shabbat if there is a
court case you have you need Witnesses
in a Jewish court case not a civil court
case if the witness desecrates the
Shabbat you cannot use them as a witness
even if he saw the crime he saw the guy
take the money from you he saw the
murder you cannot use him as a witness
if this person is a you want to buy food
you need to get let's say meat if the
guy that slaughtered the animal
desecrate Shabbat is meat is
automatically not Kosher even if he is
the best butcher in the history of man
he is not going to uh he's not allowed
to slaughter the meat if that means
going to be kosher he could Slaughter
for the Arabs he could start up for the
Christians he could Slaughter for
everybody else but for the Jewish people
he cannot Slaughter why he's considered
an idol worshiper
so when a Jew desecrates to shabbat
according to our holy Salah it says they
have death upon death meaning they lost
a blessing they lost their Jewish status
but worst of it all
is that it's death upon death meaning
they die twice not just their status in
this world but rather their status in
the Eternal world meaning that some a
Jew that dies a Shabbat desecrator
meaning they don't observe Shabbat they
sing they drive on Shabbat they smoke
cigarettes on Shabbat they work on
Shabbat that Jew even if they were nice
to their friends and generous with their
local charity and they even donated some
money to save the butterflies in Africa
that person goes to gehenam and never
comes out
until that nishama gets destroyed until
that Soul gets destroyed eternally so
you have a situation here that is the
worst of its kind
and it also is a situation where even if
that person did the scula that we
mentioned about before it won't work
a rabbi gives him a blessing it won't
work
why all sorts of blessing they have
let's just imagine there is a spiritual
pipe from The Source above
spiritual pipe coming down connected to
your neshama that's where Hashem gives
all the blessings okay so imagine you
are blessing to have a wife that's
through that pipe blessing to have a
husband if you're a female not to have
pipe blessing to have good health that's
through that pipe children through that
pipe money through that pipe whatever it
is that you want through that pipe right
you desecrate Shabbat the pipe is cut
off wasn't he cut off
that means that the sustenance is coming
down doesn't stop coming down but it
goes everywhere what is it like just
think of it this way just take a pipe
that's this fluid going through it let's
say just Donald your water pipe
what happens if you just decide to take
a machete and cut that pipe off cut it
right in the middle while it's working
what happens all of a sudden you see
that pipe go all over the place water go
all over the place or fluid go all over
the place the whole big mess possibly a
life risk same concept here the
sustenance keeps coming down
but because the person desecrated
Shabbat it goes all over the place that
money that you were supposed to get goes
to your enemies that blessing goes to
your enemies
that girl you were supposed to marry
your friend marries her that uh kid that
you were supposed to have somebody else
has them all the things you were
supposed to get go somewhere else and
whatever you get is not what you were
supposed to get you get a bunch of
problems
you get a bunch of problems so this is
abutai one of the ways that a person can
destroy the blessings that God wants to
give them
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