The Mordy Shteibel’s Podcast (Rabbi Binyomin Weinrib)
Oct 28, 2026 · 38 min · 10 segments
Which means he begins, but, which means he says, but, which means after everything I've told you over the past five parakhim, everything I've told you about how Avada the Ikr is, to make a Deer B'tech Toinen.
And he spoke a lot about the Indian of Ahava, but don't think that I mean Ahava to the exclusion of Yira.
Yira is just, you know, it's maybe the people that are not so involved in Hava Yiddish Hashem.
Yira is for like the people that are at the beginning stages, and Hava is once you graduate Yira, then you come to the place of Hava, Zaktabal, Tanya, and Hernal.
You need to remember constantly, Reishas HaAvaida, Reishas HaAvaida means step one, V'ikra V'Sherosha.
Not just Reish Hashem, which means this is step one, and then Reish Hashem, and then I get past that.
No, no, it's the Reish Hashem, which means it's the first step, and that's where we begin the day.
But Reish Hashem, but it's also the Ikra, which means it's also the Ikra of everything that a person is going to do throughout his day and throughout his life, and it's the Sheirish Hashem, of everything a person is going to be involved in.
Which means you can have something which can be the Iqr, it's the Yisrael, it's the foundation, and it holds up the whole building, but it doesn't affect the building itself.
So the first step in building a building is you have to go ahead, you have to dig the foundation.
So I can say, okay, but the foundation of the building is also the Iqra, which means you can't build the building on top of the foundation.
Which means he begins, but, which means he says, but, which means after everything I've told you over the past five parakhim, everything I've told you about how Avada the Ikr is, to make a Deer B'tech Toinen.
And he spoke a lot about the Indian of Ahava, but don't think that I mean Ahava to the exclusion of Yira.
Yira is just, you know, it's maybe the people that are not so involved in Hava Yiddish Hashem.
Yira is for like the people that are at the beginning stages, and Hava is once you graduate Yira, then you come to the place of Hava, Zaktabal, Tanya, and Hernal.
You need to remember constantly, Reishas HaAvaida, Reishas HaAvaida means step one, V'ikra V'Sherosha.
Not just Reish Hashem, which means this is step one, and then Reish Hashem, and then I get past that.
No, no, it's the Reish Hashem, which means it's the first step, and that's where we begin the day.
But Reish Hashem, but it's also the Ikra, which means it's also the Ikra of everything that a person is going to do throughout his day and throughout his life, and it's the Sheirish Hashem, of everything a person is going to be involved in.
Which means you can have something which can be the Iqr, it's the Yisrael, it's the foundation, and it holds up the whole building, but it doesn't affect the building itself.
So the first step in building a building is you have to go ahead, you have to dig the foundation.
So I can say, okay, but the foundation of the building is also the Iqra, which means you can't build the building on top of the foundation.
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