Dvar Torah on Parshas Vaeschanan | Knack For It
In today's episode: Parshas Vaeschanan is packed with iconic pesukim. Perhaps the most recognizable is the commandment "to love God." In this episode, we decipher the path and proper way to attain the "love of God." Then we explore how Rav Yerucham Levovitz explained the pasuk.
- How to serve Hashem with your talents
- Your exceptional service of Hashem
- The path to fulfilling the mitzvah "to love God."
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A Parsha Packed so tightly. Manny seforim written on this Parsha. We do the more common before other less common topics. Let's dwell on a common phrase. "Love god with all your heart"- we are commanded to love god. Love God means to get butterflies when you here Hashem's name. the Rambam tell's us there is a special path to get to Love of Hashem. Rashi tells us another way. Let's focus on Rav Yerucham's. Approach to the verse, paramount idea in Slabodka- to love god with your heart means to serve god with hour special talents, special gifts.
Inside of Shulchan Aruch, we are required to maximize our talents. keeping with Halacha, using our special skills. Rabbi Kallish teaches this on a Mishnah in avos. We all have these talents. Give God those talents thats. This mitzvah to love god, give Hashem you insides. you must protect this skill. If not your ruchniyus is a table without legs. This is a new mitzvah and approach to Judaism
Rav Hutner commented that the alter of slabodka said if you could met eliyahu hanavi that is less cool meeting your angel you neshama within this inside of us. A meeting greater than Elijah hanavi. this is all we have and our job on Judaism
would. Mozart be considered successful court reporter or Einstein as chess player? No! you must bring out your special talents develop them. That's what this Mitzvah is to love God and bring out your special gifts.
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