Rabbi Nissim Musheyev - Burst of Inspiration

foreign mean holiness means to be holy I always wondered what does that mean to be holy and if you ask different people you'll get different answers of what it means to be holy so I wanted to go into that topic and to understand what is the tallest definition of holiness another question is that before this parashah was said Hashem wanted God wanted motion to bring all the Jewish people together before he says it's prasha he wanted this parasha to be said to all the Jewish people every single one that no one being left out why why in this particular parasha which in all other portions of the Torah Hashem didn't want all the Jewish people to be there to hear every single thing here in this pressure says I want everyone so the rabbits explained that in this parashram most of the most important laws of the Torah the most important parts of the Torah are in this parashat so what's in this partial what's in this portion that's the most important if you look through there are over 50 50 Commandments in this parashah most of the Commandments have to do with our relationship with the fellow Jew the most famous love each and every Jew like yourself to love every Jew like yourself is not to talk gossip evil speech against another Jew is indisparation to help another Jew ish if you look through all the Mitzvah most of them have to deal with interpersonal relationships so Hashem is telling us Holiness means I want you to be connected to another Jew I want you to be sentenced around the Jew I want you to love another Jew I want you to look out for another Jew and that's why Hashem says I want every Jew to be here to be able to listen to this portion to this part of because this pressure has the most mitzvot regarding interpersonal relationships so for Hashem it's so important for us to get along it's so important for Hashem that we are connected and that we care about another Jew and this is true Holiness true Holiness means to be connected and to be one with another Jew have a great Shabbat