Isaiah 78 (37:1 - 37:20)
Sep 24, 2026 · 12 min · 7 segments
Isaiah 78 (37:1 - 37:20)
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Sep 24, 2026 · 12 min · 7 segments
Isaiah 78 (37:1 - 37:20)
And again, that Cheskiyui Melchihideh knew the Neviah of Yeshayah, he says that everything is going to be fine.
But this is a kalal by tzaddikim, they are afraid.
Could be, yes, whatever Hashem said, everything is going to be good, but we're afraid, maybe, maybe, there were some sins that we haven't done repentance on properly, and that's going to be going, that we should have a destruction.
And if you look into the Chachma Sanach over here, he expands more on this idea of when do we see that we have to be choshish, even when we have a Neviah stating clearly that everything's going to be fine.
But sometimes, even in such situations, people are afraid.
You see, by Yaakov Avini was afraid, by Dovah the Melech, by a lot of tzaddikim that were afraid, even though they had a clear Neviah from Hashem that everything's going to be fine.
Pusik says, So the Alkit Sh'moni, Al Hatoideh, Pairi Klamad Aleph, So this is the idea behind it.
It's the same idea which we talked about.
Yes, he knew that there was an aviyah from the Ahabish that everything's going to be fine.
But at the end of the day, it was a Yom Sukkunah.
There was a big trouble brewing outside.
And the sultan is a Catholic.
We always have to be afraid of a Ketriga sultan.
Anytime there's a Yom Sukkunah, we have to be afraid of a Ketriga sultan.
And therefore, Chaskiu Mechid was very afraid.
So the Puskantinian is Pusik Balad.
Eli yishma Hashem elekeichu ez divrei rafshaykun.
And may you offer a prayer for the remnant of the people that are still here.
Basically, what he's saying is halavai, that Hashem should listen to the terrible words of Rav Sheik who said, and then Hashem will punish him.
And the Pusik says that Cheskivim Menchiehideh said to the Shlichim to tell Ishai Anubi, that maybe Hashem, your God, will listen.
And again, that Cheskiyui Melchihideh knew the Neviah of Yeshayah, he says that everything is going to be fine.
But this is a kalal by tzaddikim, they are afraid.
Could be, yes, whatever Hashem said, everything is going to be good, but we're afraid, maybe, maybe, there were some sins that we haven't done repentance on properly, and that's going to be going, that we should have a destruction.
And if you look into the Chachma Sanach over here, he expands more on this idea of when do we see that we have to be choshish, even when we have a Neviah stating clearly that everything's going to be fine.
But sometimes, even in such situations, people are afraid.
You see, by Yaakov Avini was afraid, by Dovah the Melech, by a lot of tzaddikim that were afraid, even though they had a clear Neviah from Hashem that everything's going to be fine.
Pusik says, So the Alkit Sh'moni, Al Hatoideh, Pairi Klamad Aleph, So this is the idea behind it.
It's the same idea which we talked about.
Yes, he knew that there was an aviyah from the Ahabish that everything's going to be fine.
But at the end of the day, it was a Yom Sukkunah.
There was a big trouble brewing outside.
And the sultan is a Catholic.
We always have to be afraid of a Ketriga sultan.
Anytime there's a Yom Sukkunah, we have to be afraid of a Ketriga sultan.
And therefore, Chaskiu Mechid was very afraid.
So the Puskantinian is Pusik Balad.
Eli yishma Hashem elekeichu ez divrei rafshaykun.
And may you offer a prayer for the remnant of the people that are still here.
Basically, what he's saying is halavai, that Hashem should listen to the terrible words of Rav Sheik who said, and then Hashem will punish him.
And the Pusik says that Cheskivim Menchiehideh said to the Shlichim to tell Ishai Anubi, that maybe Hashem, your God, will listen.
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