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[Music] okay this is going to be a quick one because barak hashem i've been super busy and still got a lot of things to do so let's get right into this quick tlps just for you oh that rhymes wow what a cheesy run and you know what else rhymes but not in a cheesy way the purim politics track that shemez and i dropped just last year before purim i'm super proud of it and i am very humbly and unashamedly saying that i don't think it got the attention it deserves so i do think you should listen to it and share it it's a piece of art also at the end of the rap there's a few verses about something that's going to be read in synagogues this weekend carbs you know get over reality no more more the last one we need to fight we are battling now we are winning homicidation this is how hormone comes from my molecule from very descendants to attack they were the first time they get the bitter end inside of each one of us i'ma licks going down or maybe 50 almost high off the ground anyways that's not what this video is about and as much as i do think that you should check out the track again it's called purim politics i also really think that we should get started on talking about the parsha it's called truma which means donation or contribution okay now you're gonna ask me for a donation and no it's not oh i thought that was a snake no not about to ask you for a donation but i'm sure you've heard of the tabernacle taberwa the tabernacle what uncle tabernacle the tabs on my uncle no the tabernacle okay okay okay stop okay okay this was the portable temple that god commanded we built for him in the desert and we took later with us into the holy land and the donations that the torah portion speaking of now were the materials that we contributed to its construction the main body of this tabernacle was built from what's called atse tim translated as cedarwood and that's very interesting because if you think about it where in the world did the jewish nation find the trees to supply this wood for them in the middle of the desert well the answer takes us back a couple hundred years when our forefather jacob originally came to egypt i should say went down to egypt he knew jacob knew that his descendants would endure a harsh exile as slaves to the egyptian people and that hashem would eventually redeem them and give them the torah and command them to build this tabernacle using this wood so jacob planted these trees in egypt and told his descendants to tell their descendants to tell their descendants however many generations it was to take them with when they would be redeemed now jacob planting these trees didn't just come in clutch when we actually needed them for their wood for the tabernacle but all throughout the slavery in egypt the tree's presence provided us with hope and reminded us that the exile would end and we would be redeemed and move on to the next stage in our divine mission so my friends although now thank god we are not slaves in the physical sense of the term i hate to say i genuinely hate say these words we are still in exile so long as godliness is not revealed on in every inch of the universe the state of exile is the state that we're all in our job is to make our life a tabernacle every element of our life physical metaphysical spiritual and typically in that order by the way must be made a home for god a place where god is expressed god can express god is revealed the way to end the state of exile is by literally not having that mindset of exile but be in the mindset of mashiach increase in the joy in your life because the world is god's home and god is in full control of it whether you think so or not so everything is good and that's a lot of reason to be joyful increasing the love for your fellow increase in torah study and do another mitzvah with more enthusiasm more passion more energy more excitement than all the other adjectives that basically mean the same thing with more love with more joy and may the world see that the world is indeed god's home where god wants to live with us in this physical world [Music] you