Shnayim Yomi - Toldot - Rishon - #1 - Rabbi Yechiel Spero - Keep Pounding

Hello. And before we begin, I want to thank Elad for not only inviting me to speak, but for the incredible initiative that he's begun with. And every day this week, we're going to be speaking about paras. And begins with ding that they should have a child. And the Puk says now means but says there are 10 ways to express and one of the ways is what is unique about the term. What type of dvening is that? And Rashi says he was incessantly pounding his ding. It was non-stop. It was like he was begging and he was begging the let me in please. He didn't stop begging for a child non-stop and they kept banging on the door. Now the term etour is related to the word in or which is a pitchfork and the suka describes that the pitchfork is used to take the hay and to flip it over and that means that you take the miden you take the harsh judgment of and you flip it to but there's one more word that is hinted to in vatar because if you switch around the letters you'll find the word trua. What is a trua? A trua is when we blow the chaer a bunch of little blasts but if you stop and listen for a moment you will hear those little blasts are like you're banging on the door. So now today when we begin let's think about the power of our and even if you're not receiving the answers you want keep on banging on the door and Hashem will let us in. And just as we're to their miracle hem you'll be z to yours.