Good afternoon.

I wanted to discuss the connection between the very last mitzvah of the Torah of Kisvu Lachem Es Hasheira Hazos, the very first mitzvah in the Torah of Peru Revu.

Although this is brought down by many people, I am basing this on basically two of my [Hebrew], the Imrei Noam and Rav Tzadok Hakohen.

I'm gonna try to put my own spin on it as well.

I've been very interested in the juxtapositions lately of things in the, of things in the Torah and how they connect, even when you don't believe that or don't realize that they should be connecting.

Near the ven- very end of the Torah, we learn the final mitzvah of Kisvu Lachem Es Hasheira Hazos, and, and Chazal says, what does that mean? That you should be writing yourself your very own Sefer Torah, every single Jew.

Good afternoon.

I wanted to discuss the connection between Yonah and Sukkos.

Obviously, we associate Yonah with Yom Kippur, and understandably so.

The people of Nineveh sinned.

They were warned.

They did teshuva.