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Aryeh RotenbergHost
Aryeh RotenbergHost
"Sod haketuv hazeh sh'omer," the secret of this verse that says at the beginning of, uh, the parashah of Noah, uh, "Noah is tzadik im sod haketuv va'omer kulam tzadikim." The parashah begins that, uh, Noah was a tzadik, a man who was a tzadik, righteous man, and how do we connect it to the another verse, uh, written some other place? Uh, [clears throat] that other place is...
In Isaiah, uh, "In your, in your nation," as it is written over, "Ve'amech kulam tzadikim," your nation, they are all tzadikim.
"Le'olam yirshu aretz." I'm reading from the Zohar on the top so that, uh, you get the full verse.
"Mashe aydalit pea," they are the work of my hands for which I, uh, I am glorified.
Rabbi Chiyya couldn't understand, "Ki achar ele toldot Noach," after it is written.
Toldot usually, usually means like the children or the offspring or the result of Noach, the result of Noach's efforts and so forth.
It should have written, "Ele toldot Noach Shem Cham veYafet." Why does Ele toldot Noach...
"Ele toldot Yaakov," and it says, "Yosef ben sh'raisah shanah." All of a sudden it jumps to Joseph.
"Sod haketuv hazeh sh'omer," the secret of this verse that says at the beginning of, uh, the parashah of Noah, uh, "Noah is tzadik im sod haketuv va'omer kulam tzadikim." The parashah begins that, uh, Noah was a tzadik, a man who was a tzadik, righteous man, and how do we connect it to the another verse, uh, written some other place? Uh, [clears throat] that other place is...
In Isaiah, uh, "In your, in your nation," as it is written over, "Ve'amech kulam tzadikim," your nation, they are all tzadikim.
"Le'olam yirshu aretz." I'm reading from the Zohar on the top so that, uh, you get the full verse.
"Mashe aydalit pea," they are the work of my hands for which I, uh, I am glorified.
Rabbi Chiyya couldn't understand, "Ki achar ele toldot Noach," after it is written.
Toldot usually, usually means like the children or the offspring or the result of Noach, the result of Noach's efforts and so forth.
It should have written, "Ele toldot Noach Shem Cham veYafet." Why does Ele toldot Noach...
"Ele toldot Yaakov," and it says, "Yosef ben sh'raisah shanah." All of a sudden it jumps to Joseph.
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