Tefila4Life Shiur 1121 The World (Vayevarech Dovid)
Aug 12, 2026 · 3 min · 2 segments
What Do We See?
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Aug 12, 2026 · 3 min · 2 segments
What Do We See?
We are explaining the Pesukim in Vayivarech David, the second part, which comes from Sefer Nechemia, and it begins by describing that everything the Rebbeinu Sholem has done, with the name Yud Kei Vavkei.
which represents the above nature, the way HaKadosh Baruch Hu operates, and in the fact that the Rebbeinu Sholem relates to Klal Yisroel, meaning everything that exists, everything in this world is for Klal Yisroel.
Now we don't necessarily know how and why.
But the simple understanding can be, in order to teach us our importance.
If we realize that the Rebbeinu Shalom did all of this for us, then obviously our existence, our Avaida, is very, very important.
And the Pasuk continues and says, Ha'aretz v'chol asher aleha.
the land and everything that's on it, the oceans and the seas, and everything that is in the oceans.
which essentially includes every single thing that we see, that we know about.
And Rabbi Wigdemiller explains that even the happenings that happen in this world all fall under the jurisdiction of Atahu Yud Kei Vav Kei Lev Adacha, which means it's all there for Kal Yisrael.
And this is something that's very important for us to understand because people look around at current events or at different things that take place and they say, okay, we have to daven, there's a tzara, we have to realize it's not just like it's a random tzara or it's a random bracha or whatever's going on.
There's nothing random.
Everything is a message for us.
Everything has our intent in mind.
And that's what the Pesach is stressing.
It's not just the Shemayim, the Shema Shemayim, and everything that's there.
It's Ha'aretz V'chol Ha'Sheolah.
And if the ruler explains when a person walks down the street and he sees a tree, he should tell himself, it's for me, it's for Klal Yisrael.
An animal, a bug, everything.
The name Yud Kei Vav Kei, which is the special relationship that we have with HaKadosh Baruch Hu, everything that exists in this world falls under that jurisdiction.
The entire world is made for us.
We are explaining the Pesukim in Vayivarech David, the second part, which comes from Sefer Nechemia, and it begins by describing that everything the Rebbeinu Sholem has done, with the name Yud Kei Vavkei.
which represents the above nature, the way HaKadosh Baruch Hu operates, and in the fact that the Rebbeinu Sholem relates to Klal Yisroel, meaning everything that exists, everything in this world is for Klal Yisroel.
Now we don't necessarily know how and why.
But the simple understanding can be, in order to teach us our importance.
If we realize that the Rebbeinu Shalom did all of this for us, then obviously our existence, our Avaida, is very, very important.
And the Pasuk continues and says, Ha'aretz v'chol asher aleha.
the land and everything that's on it, the oceans and the seas, and everything that is in the oceans.
which essentially includes every single thing that we see, that we know about.
And Rabbi Wigdemiller explains that even the happenings that happen in this world all fall under the jurisdiction of Atahu Yud Kei Vav Kei Lev Adacha, which means it's all there for Kal Yisrael.
And this is something that's very important for us to understand because people look around at current events or at different things that take place and they say, okay, we have to daven, there's a tzara, we have to realize it's not just like it's a random tzara or it's a random bracha or whatever's going on.
There's nothing random.
Everything is a message for us.
Everything has our intent in mind.
And that's what the Pesach is stressing.
It's not just the Shemayim, the Shema Shemayim, and everything that's there.
It's Ha'aretz V'chol Ha'Sheolah.
And if the ruler explains when a person walks down the street and he sees a tree, he should tell himself, it's for me, it's for Klal Yisrael.
An animal, a bug, everything.
The name Yud Kei Vav Kei, which is the special relationship that we have with HaKadosh Baruch Hu, everything that exists in this world falls under that jurisdiction.
The entire world is made for us.
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