Shnayim Yomi - Devarim - R'vi'i - #4- Rabbi Yaniv Meirov

[Music] Ali the fourth aliyah we're going to do a little together 153a tells his students repent one day before you pass away and the students asked the a very simple question very simple Your dad is a person supposed to know what day he's passing away. Like when are you supposed to know that? And he replies to them every single day you should do today. Why? Because maybe God forbid you're going to pass away tomorrow. Therefore, you're going to find every single day of your life you're doing. You're repenting. That's the right approach. Every single day the person should be doing cha. And we see this in Israel wanted to move ahead to go to Israel but unfortunately it was too late. They've done sins and they were a little bit behind when it came to doing it come when it comes to repenting and they missed the train. Person should take this message to heart that if we do cha every single day we will miss the train. If you do wait a little bit later it might be too late and you never know when that later is be. So every single day, every single moment, a person should try, take the opportunity to ask for repentance. An amazing gift that God Almighty, he gave to us to the Jewish people. We're able to do chuva. We're able to repent. We're able to press the delete button and to have all of our sins forgiven. So let's take that opportunity and not make the mistake that Ham did in the midbar. [Music]