#749: Tachanun (Part 19)
Jul 17, 2026 · 0 min · 4 segments
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Efrem GoldbergHost
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Jul 17, 2026 · 0 min · 4 segments
Efrem GoldbergHost
And he argues, it's a persuasive argument, in the grave, or in Gehenem, who can acknowledge you, who can thank you.
The Mabim points out, the Mabim writes, our entire essence the point of our life is to express gratitude to hashem for a good he's given us to identify to admit and to express gratitude for the good that hashem does and if that's the purpose and essence of life is to be a grateful person then in a place where we have no free will no bakira and death which is uh permanent therefore what who can acknowledge you leave me in this world instead of taking me out restore my health and my wellness so i can continue to serve you and now the capital capital love what we call now it pivots the album points out that we went from david's feeling of appealing to hashem to show kindness and love and restore affection his own feeling of unworthiness, to now pivoting to bemoan his condition, that there are enemies who relentlessly are attacking him, that he feels weakened, ill, and infirm.
He says, every night, every night i make my bed swim i melt my couch with my tears my eye is dimmed because of grief because of grief so what does this mean what is he describing i'm exhausted every night i'm exhausted means i work tirelessly like my moaning and my groaning where is this coming from so the rishish brings a ton of the belly out says the following became older and he was infirm he was cold he was covered in clothing as the passage says lay for sick for 13 years And in fact, he was so sick and he was in so much pain, he secreted so much and he cried so hard that every night they had to change his sheets seven times.
These 13 years corresponded with the episode with Bat Sheva, which again, we don't attribute to ever doing anything wrong.
says about himself and his enemy said he's so frail 13 years he's bedridden 13 years they have to change the sheets seven times a night when will he die already that's what the posse says When David heard his enemies celebrating his ends, he said, please, not for my sake, for yours.
According by the says, David fell ill and his enemies celebrated and awaited his demise.
And Hashem, after those 13 years, brought him back to good health and let him stand on his own two feet.
And he argues, it's a persuasive argument, in the grave, or in Gehenem, who can acknowledge you, who can thank you.
The Mabim points out, the Mabim writes, our entire essence the point of our life is to express gratitude to hashem for a good he's given us to identify to admit and to express gratitude for the good that hashem does and if that's the purpose and essence of life is to be a grateful person then in a place where we have no free will no bakira and death which is uh permanent therefore what who can acknowledge you leave me in this world instead of taking me out restore my health and my wellness so i can continue to serve you and now the capital capital love what we call now it pivots the album points out that we went from david's feeling of appealing to hashem to show kindness and love and restore affection his own feeling of unworthiness, to now pivoting to bemoan his condition, that there are enemies who relentlessly are attacking him, that he feels weakened, ill, and infirm.
He says, every night, every night i make my bed swim i melt my couch with my tears my eye is dimmed because of grief because of grief so what does this mean what is he describing i'm exhausted every night i'm exhausted means i work tirelessly like my moaning and my groaning where is this coming from so the rishish brings a ton of the belly out says the following became older and he was infirm he was cold he was covered in clothing as the passage says lay for sick for 13 years And in fact, he was so sick and he was in so much pain, he secreted so much and he cried so hard that every night they had to change his sheets seven times.
These 13 years corresponded with the episode with Bat Sheva, which again, we don't attribute to ever doing anything wrong.
says about himself and his enemy said he's so frail 13 years he's bedridden 13 years they have to change the sheets seven times a night when will he die already that's what the posse says When David heard his enemies celebrating his ends, he said, please, not for my sake, for yours.
According by the says, David fell ill and his enemies celebrated and awaited his demise.
And Hashem, after those 13 years, brought him back to good health and let him stand on his own two feet.
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