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Tisha B'Av - Revisited

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Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky avatar
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

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Tishb is such a hard day and what we have to focus on is the following. This was a very unusual tishb because er tishav when normally we sit on the ground we eat an egg with ashes by ourselves with a piece of bread and a glass of water and we bench by ourselves. This year it was shabas. I feel at his greatest we were allowed to have a shallas like that with meat and chicken and wine and whatever you want. We go into tishov instead of having eaten only milk for the whole week with a little egg and a piece of bread. We go in full because we understand the potential for tisha is to be a yont. It could be if we understood it and we appreciated it. During the time of the bas mikdesh tish was a y. They understood that this was a day when we have a special closeness to if we want it and that's why it's a very strange thing on tishab and the night and in the morning we're sitting on the ground and then we suddenly get up and sit on a chair but they didn't even set fire to the base of mikdash until the end the end of tishov and it burnt through the night and into the next day the answer is we can see the gula already coming like the gammor and makos says the were all there and they saw a fox come out of the spot of the kosha kadoshim and they all started crying and riva started laughing and he said if things can be this bad then all the nvas that talk about the good can also take place and if we can walk into tishav eating meat and drinking wine and celebrating that was then we can have a tishabove that's also a yontiff if we want it if we decide to do the work that has been waiting to do for 2,000 years and next tishov not only tisha Will we have a suda but on itself will be to enjoy a suda with messiah in the mikdash the way hashem wants it to be hashem we should be z to see itu