Isaiah 73 (33:17 - 33:24)
Sep 6, 2026 · 18 min · 8 segments
Isaiah 73 (33:17 - 33:24)
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Sep 6, 2026 · 18 min · 8 segments
Isaiah 73 (33:17 - 33:24)
Melech b'yof yoy terzenu aineichu.
A king in his splendor will your eyes see.
Basically, your eyes will behold Hashem in all of his splendor.
And Rasha has two Mahalachim.
Either it means you'll behold Hashem in all of his splendor.
And as the Puys continues, it says, You will see it from a far land.
So even if you'll be far away in a distant land, from Yetzisrul, you'll still be able to see the splendor of Hashem.
Or, as Rasha explains, that even when you're in a far land from Yetzisrul, you'll still be able to see the miracles and the greatness that Hashem will do for you.
Rasha adds on, at Tagim Yoinesen, that Tagim Yoinesen says that you shall look down and see who goes down to Gehenem.
So, you know, it's going to be quite a sight.
People who, everyone thought that they were a big tzaddikim, and really they were hidden in this room.
When Moshiach comes, you'll be able to see, hey, look down there.
Isn't that that and so and so? That we thought he was such an amazing tzaddik? Hey, look, he's in Gehenna.
Wow, who would have thought? And this is basically a warning to people who are tzavyoinim.
They are two-facers.
And this actually the Gemurim said to Saita, the Gemurim says over there, what's hidden is hidden, the Megali Megali, what's on plaque, basically revealed, is revealed.
The Gemurah says, Don't be afraid of the prishim, meaning the frimme, the elche.
Don't be afraid of the ones who aren't prishim.
because you know what they are, they're tzaddikim, they're reshumim, you know what they are.
You have to be afraid of the hypocrites, the ones who paint themselves colored, who appear like plishim.
They do ma'aseh zimri and they ask like penches, basically they do disgusting deeds like Zimri and Suli did.
Melech b'yof yoy terzenu aineichu.
A king in his splendor will your eyes see.
Basically, your eyes will behold Hashem in all of his splendor.
And Rasha has two Mahalachim.
Either it means you'll behold Hashem in all of his splendor.
And as the Puys continues, it says, You will see it from a far land.
So even if you'll be far away in a distant land, from Yetzisrul, you'll still be able to see the splendor of Hashem.
Or, as Rasha explains, that even when you're in a far land from Yetzisrul, you'll still be able to see the miracles and the greatness that Hashem will do for you.
Rasha adds on, at Tagim Yoinesen, that Tagim Yoinesen says that you shall look down and see who goes down to Gehenem.
So, you know, it's going to be quite a sight.
People who, everyone thought that they were a big tzaddikim, and really they were hidden in this room.
When Moshiach comes, you'll be able to see, hey, look down there.
Isn't that that and so and so? That we thought he was such an amazing tzaddik? Hey, look, he's in Gehenna.
Wow, who would have thought? And this is basically a warning to people who are tzavyoinim.
They are two-facers.
And this actually the Gemurim said to Saita, the Gemurim says over there, what's hidden is hidden, the Megali Megali, what's on plaque, basically revealed, is revealed.
The Gemurah says, Don't be afraid of the prishim, meaning the frimme, the elche.
Don't be afraid of the ones who aren't prishim.
because you know what they are, they're tzaddikim, they're reshumim, you know what they are.
You have to be afraid of the hypocrites, the ones who paint themselves colored, who appear like plishim.
They do ma'aseh zimri and they ask like penches, basically they do disgusting deeds like Zimri and Suli did.
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