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Serving Hashem In Action, Speech And Thought

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in progress. >> Okay, the mitzvah of teshuvah is recorded in parshas Nitzavim. And the Torah says, it's very easy. It's close. Also, according to the Sifrei, it's going on the mitzvah of Talmud Torah, and it's saying the mitzvah of Talmud Torah is very close. It's in your mouth, it's in your heart. Says the Chofetz Chaim, kol ha Torah kol ha mitzvos. Here, it includes all the mitzvos. >> [snorts] >> Those things that are dependent on action, what's dependent on words, and what's dependent on thought. Someone who's accustomed to say and think whatever comes up. He thinks we only accepted to do what God commanded. And shall not do and not to do what the Torah prohibited. But on thought and speech, um on thought and speech, a person doesn't give any attention to. It's not so. A person has to accept to fulfill everything the Torah records. Included in this are all the lavin that are connected to speaking, to thought. >> It's not only it's also in your mouth and it's in your heart. It's also a positive in Hazinu. Place to your heart all of the matters. It says put to your heart all the matters that you should command your sons to guard to do. The explanation is they should command your children to observe all the Torah. To observe the whole Torah. Even the and the and that are contingent on speaking and thought because it's your life. The Torah is life. All of the above have to be observed and guarded for your eternal life. Your actions, your words, and your thoughts. Okay, have a good day everyone. Call tough. >> Recording stopped. >> [clears throat]