When you mention a tzadik, it's livracha.
Now, we usually use the term zecher tzadik livracha on a tzadik who is nifter, but the Torah is talking about a tzadik who's alive.
Zecher tzadik livracha means when you mention a tzadik, it means-- it brings bracha.
When a person associates himself with a tzadik, with kedusha, there's automatically bracha, and therefore, [reading Hebrew] Noach.
Noach is tzadik.
We're mevarech the tzadik, and the tzadik brings bracha.
We should, be'ezer Hashem, be zocheh to have an association with bracha, with tzadikim, and the Rabbeinu Shlomo, be'ezer Hashem, ben Shos, with brachas, hatslachois, yeshuos, refuos, shefa lanu, ul'chol digaleinu, ul'chol mishpacheinu, ul'chol Yisroel.
Amen.
When you mention a tzadik, it's livracha.
Now, we usually use the term zecher tzadik livracha on a tzadik who is nifter, but the Torah is talking about a tzadik who's alive.
Zecher tzadik livracha means when you mention a tzadik, it means-- it brings bracha.
When a person associates himself with a tzadik, with kedusha, there's automatically bracha, and therefore, [reading Hebrew] Noach.
Noach is tzadik.
We're mevarech the tzadik, and the tzadik brings bracha.
We should, be'ezer Hashem, be zocheh to have an association with bracha, with tzadikim, and the Rabbeinu Shlomo, be'ezer Hashem, ben Shos, with brachas, hatslachois, yeshuos, refuos, shefa lanu, ul'chol digaleinu, ul'chol mishpacheinu, ul'chol Yisroel.
Amen.
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