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The Late Parsha Show! Noah

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ON with Eli Tzvi Weiss - Moshiach Mode. avatar
ON with Eli Tzvi Weiss - Moshiach Mode.

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well I've been complained to that the previous video is we're a little bit over complicated this one will be a little bit less complicated hopefully welcome to the late party show parsha snail welcome to leap our show parsis nya ladies and gentlemen boys and girls welcome to the late partial show get on with it already dude this week's parsha is named after its central character no yes that's the name Noah is the guy that built the ark Noah and the Ark and I know how vs all of us and God said that he is going to bring a flood upon the world and destroy humanity and the animal kingdom and I'll you know like the world but God wasn't interested in starting all over right so he tells Noah save some people say some plants save the animals and then you know when I'm done letting my rage flow i'll let you guys out and you'll populate the earth again no no was really deserving of being saved and in fact he was even God's inspiration for not destroying the entire humanity God saw that despite all the craziness he placed in this world if one really sets their mind to it they can walk in a straight path with god that was noah and that's why god gave him the gift and the merit of repopulating the earth and believe it or not the only animals that he saved were the ones that were also worthy of being saved actually when i believe the dinosaurs became extinct but that's just my personal phone i'm not actually so sure about that so something worth doing research on but if you're gonna ask with the PDL also make sure to ask your local rabbi and also make sure you look around I know why talking up the flood was rain pouring down from above and water gushing out from inside of the ground probably was not fun to be in I mean you think you can get bathing suits yo this flood is like yeah it was it fun no point is the flood actually has relevance today oh really in what way wow I'm making dr. C's jokes I'll tell you in what way sometimes in our own life we have a flood sometimes we have a flood in our own life sometimes in our own life we have a flood a flood of worry a flood of problems a flood of doubts so to save us from the flood god says going to the ark the word for are in hebrew is tavie which also means word word go into the ark if instead of allowing ourselves to god forbid drown in the troubles of life we heed God's call and enter the words of prayer enter the words of Tyra immerse yourself in these words these are the words that you should drown yourself in through the words of tour on the words of prayer will be saved from the troubles and the raging waters of the flood and not because it's an escape from reality in fact God eventually tells Noel to leave the ark this is also symbolic of God telling us don't just jump into the Torah and use it to escape reality don't just pray and pray and pray and pray and don't do anything God wants us in the world but it's only through the words of Torah and of prayer that when we do leave the ark when we do leave these words and go out into the world and go out into the flood we will realize that they're not raging waters of a flood it is rather a downfall and out poor God's blessing see you tomorrow your tamale shall not use your father showing no no not away