Avoiding the "Trap Game" | Shabbat Between Yom Kippur and Sukkot Part 3

This is a very exalted holiness, this Shabbos.

Now why? Shabbos is made of two different things.

You have B'Chinas Yom HaShvi and you have B'Chinas Shabbos.

So you have the seventh day and then you have Shabbos.

What's the difference between the two? B'Chinas Yom HaShvi Nisyecheses v'Nivnes Nisheches Hayomim Shel HaShavua Sha'avayel When Shabbos is referred to as Yom HaShvi, that's corresponding to what was built from the six days prior to it, meaning whatever happened before that Shabbos builds it up and brings it into that Shabbos that's in front of you.

But then we have something else.

Now he continues, So for instance, if there was a Yontiv in the week before the Shabbos that you have coming up, So, the Kedusha of whatever Yontiv was during the week is also into the seventh day, into Shabbos, because it's corresponding backwards, right? Don't worry, it won't be as long and shul, but you know what I mean.

Deep down inside, when Kippur brought into the world the light of love, the light of everlasting love, the light of how beautiful we are, the light of the beauty, is Nimshach into this Shabbos as well.

I saw a word, I learned this story last week, that the greatest Musa you can give is a Pesach that says, Musa b'ni al-Timas.

So I think it's in Slanim, they say, What's the greatest Musar we could give ourselves? The next Musar, what's Musar? The second word.

You're my son.

There's nothing ugly about you.

Ugly, right? Musa, b'ni, al timas, don't see anything, there's nothing disgusting about you.

This is the light, this is the cleansing of Yom Kippur.

You come out of Yom Kippur, this is Musa, what's the greatest Musa I need to take with me? B'ni, al timas.

This, the Heiligin, the Seeder Shalom says, drives in, goes into the Shabbos, nach Yom Kippur, following Yom Kippur, so that's in the air.

Ve'od, second paragraph.

Yesh b'chinas Shabbos, ha'sheiches l'shavua haba, ha'mizchadesh u'ba.

Like we always say, t'chila l'mikroi kodesh.

Shabbos is t'chila l'mikroi kodesh.

Any holiness which will be during the week is called out on the Shabbos beforehand.

So what is it that we have this week? Ve'od, yesh b'chinas Shabbos, ha'sheiches l'shavua ha'mizchadesh u'ba.

V'chol Shabbos kodesh, ha'mizchadesh l'sabria l'shesheshimim habayim.

Every single Shabbos, the creation itself is renewed for the next six days coming up.

The Fiza, according to this.