The Pesach is describing Avraham Avinu's greatness.
The Rebbeinu Shalom found Avraham Avinu's laiv to be naimon in front of him.
And Bevigdemiller makes a diok, the word levav.
Why doesn't it just say Leiv? What does Levav mean? Like the Remez that the Rishanim say, What's Levav as opposed to Leiv? He explains what the Gemarion Bracha says, It's a Mishnah, B'chol Levavcha, B'shnei Yitzarecha.
says that the word that we say in Kriya Shema is referring to the two Yetzirs of the person.
Avraham Avinu was tested with all kinds of tests and he was found to be all the different aspects of his heart.
Every nuance, every move in the heart, Avraham Avinu was Naaman.
That's the term Levavai.
And as we were discussing earlier, that's the point of Nisyanis.
The Rebbeinu Shalom puts you in various situations to bring out every attribute, every aspect of the greatness that's inside of your heart.
Your heart is huge.
Your heart has many aspects to it.
Many, many aspects.
And the Rebbeinu Shalom is testing the person in all different kinds of situations.
happiness, chas v'shalom, the opposite, to see how you are lasting, to see where your heart is holding.
means that Avraham Avinu's heart was found to be completely shalem, completely whole in all aspects.
The reason why the Rebbeinu Shalom throws at you all different kinds of tests is to bring out the aspect of l'vavai.
All different parts of your heart, all different emotions that are operating inside of you, are connected, are Neman to the Rebbeinu Sholem.
That's the point of Nisyanus, and that's the point of the ten tests that Avram Avinu experienced.
Every Nisyan brings out a different aspect in the person, in the individual's character, and that's the reason for all of our various Nisyanus.
The Pesach is describing Avraham Avinu's greatness.
The Rebbeinu Shalom found Avraham Avinu's laiv to be naimon in front of him.
And Bevigdemiller makes a diok, the word levav.
Why doesn't it just say Leiv? What does Levav mean? Like the Remez that the Rishanim say, What's Levav as opposed to Leiv? He explains what the Gemarion Bracha says, It's a Mishnah, B'chol Levavcha, B'shnei Yitzarecha.
says that the word that we say in Kriya Shema is referring to the two Yetzirs of the person.
Avraham Avinu was tested with all kinds of tests and he was found to be all the different aspects of his heart.
Every nuance, every move in the heart, Avraham Avinu was Naaman.
That's the term Levavai.
And as we were discussing earlier, that's the point of Nisyanis.
The Rebbeinu Shalom puts you in various situations to bring out every attribute, every aspect of the greatness that's inside of your heart.
Your heart is huge.
Your heart has many aspects to it.
Many, many aspects.
And the Rebbeinu Shalom is testing the person in all different kinds of situations.
happiness, chas v'shalom, the opposite, to see how you are lasting, to see where your heart is holding.
means that Avraham Avinu's heart was found to be completely shalem, completely whole in all aspects.
The reason why the Rebbeinu Shalom throws at you all different kinds of tests is to bring out the aspect of l'vavai.
All different parts of your heart, all different emotions that are operating inside of you, are connected, are Neman to the Rebbeinu Sholem.
That's the point of Nisyanus, and that's the point of the ten tests that Avram Avinu experienced.
Every Nisyan brings out a different aspect in the person, in the individual's character, and that's the reason for all of our various Nisyanus.
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