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Parshas Emor -: The Eternal Challenge of the Everyday
By: Rabbi Dr. Eliyahu Safran
Rabbi Safran's recently published volume on all parshiyot ha'Torah available on Amazon Something Old, Something New: Pearls from the Torah: Rabbi Eliyahu Safran: 9781602803152: Amazon.com: Books
Rabbi Dr. Eliyahu Safran is an educator, author and lecturer. He can be reached at e1948s@aol.com
In a song recorded many years ago by the Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger warbles, "Time, time, time is on my side…"
The sentiment is, or course, the attitude of youth. And arrogant youth at that. As we age and grow more insightful, it becomes eminently clear that time is not on our side, is not on the side of anything ephemeral; not on the side of anyone or anything that marks the passage of the minutes, hours, days, months and years.
Time does not take sides. Time is not our ally. It is as amoral as it is unrelenting. It is not just the marker by which we measure our days, it is the fundamental reality of corporeal existence – whether human or beast. Time moves on and on and on, carrying all living things with it. As we are carried along by time, we change at every moment.
We are not the same this moment as we were the last. With each moment and each day, we change from infant, to young man, to old man moving closer and closer to the end of the finite number of days allotted to us. Our tradition teaches that God has given each of us a predetermined number of minutes, days and hours in which to live – the exact amount of time needed to complete our mission. Not a single day too little. Not a single day too many. The Zohar tells us that, "Each and every day does its work." Each day we must show some accomplishment. Indeed, each hour we should do so. And that accomplishment must be the sanctification of God's name.
Time is time. It is the same for beasts of the field and for humans. The passage of time, the minutes, the hours, the days, cannot be shortened or lengthened. The ticking of the clock is unending and unrelenting. We cannot change time. Time does not give meaning to our lives. However, the grace that we have is that we can give meaning to time. Unlike the beasts of the field, we can choose what we do with the time allotted us; we can choose to bring meaning to time.
Time is a monotonous landscape. Like a gardener, we can cultivate that landscape.
It is not time that has meaning but how we engage with God's mitzvot in time that gives us meaning.
The beasts of the field do not mark the passing of the days but we Jews never stop being aware of time and its significance. We acknowledge not the mere passage of time but the opportunity we find in time to honor God. With the passing of each year, we can once again observe mitzvot we have not been able to observe since the year before – making kiddush on the first night of the Yom Tov, sitting in the Sukkah the first night, eating matzoh at the Seder, lighting candles the first night of Chanukah, reading the Megillah on Purim. We take note of the moment by reciting the she'hechiyanu. That is, we pause to recognize and thank God for allowing us to be alive and well, for allowing us to arrive at this moment, this la'z'man hazeh.
Especially now, at this time of the year, we pause each day as we count the Omer day by day, week by week for seven full weeks of days – the temporal distance between slavery and Sinai, between pain and hope, between being lost and having meaning. In doing so, we learn again that time forces upon us a linear experience. Nothing happens "all at once". The days add up as we work to realize our goals. We count the minutes and hours as we move toward our destination.
In doing so, we make each moment matter.
A sign posted by a clock in a classroom: Time passes; will you?
"The grass withers, the flower fades; because the breath of the Lord blows upon it – surely the people is grass." (Isaiah 40:7)
Our lives are gone in the blink of an eye.
When God identifies Himself by name from the Burning Bush, the name by which He identifies himself is derived from the Hebrew root "to be". Although often translated "I am who I am" it is more correctly translated, "I am as I always will be".
Unchanging. Untouched by time. Outside of time.
Beyond time, God is perfect, but He has created us to be exactly the opposite. We exist in time. To give our lives meaning, to approach perfection demands that we approximate stopping time so that, for the briefest of moments, we experience what it means to be unchanging. We experience what it means to approach God.
How can we approach "timelessness"? First, by acknowledging that, while "time" is defined by its sameness, Jewish time is not. The work week moves toward the Sabbath and, with the Sabbath's arrival, celebration. At Havdalah we reluctantly start the cycle again. The secular year is an unending, unchanging landscape. The Jewish year is an uneven temporal landscape, dotted with festivals and holidays, solemn observances and fasts that alter the meaning and significance of what would otherwise be just another day or season.
Days are not, for us, mere collections of hours. A day, this day, calls us to act; to learn Torah and to repent. The Torah is clear about this urgency in the Sh'ma: "These words, which I command you this day, make them as a sign upon your heart and between your eyes…"
Our Sages comment that the word hayom, "this day" means that "the Torah should be ever fresh in your mind, as though you received the Torah today." As for the duty to repent, Rambam teaches, "A man should always regard himself as if his death were imminent and think that he may die this very hour, while still in a state of sin.
"This day"! Now! Each day matan Torah. Each day Yom Kippur – and with it a chance to claim the day, find the moment and bring meaning into our lives.
This day. This moment. This moment, in its wholeness, has the potential for perfection in our lives. Catch it! Use it! Before it moves on to the next.
During no period are we any more conscious of the movement of time toward a festival as we are now, during the s'fira, the counting of the Omer. From the second day of Passover through Shavuot rather than measuring the ticking of time we mark the day with the counting of the Omer. Our s'firah, or counting, is celebrated first on the thirty-third of the counting, Lag BaOmer and at the culmination of the counting, Shavuot.
Why "pause" at Lag BaOmer to celebrate when the Torah makes no mention of the holiday? One reason for the holiday is that it is the passing of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai. Another, more prevalent reason to celebrate, is the link between Lag BaOmer and the Bar Kokhba revolt against the Roman Empire.
In both cases, we see a clear example of finding meaning and significance in a moment in Jewish time and, in that moment, a reflection of eternity and perfection.
When we anticipate and prepare for an occasion, and find meaning in the events that define moments in time, our actions and our thoughts bring us into ever sharper focus on the event and the celebration. If these moments simply "happen upon us" then meaning would be fleeting at best. But when we make the moment meaningful, then the moment has power. Indeed, the occasion itself be a culmination of anticipatory moments. Isn't this the sense we have when we celebrate a siyyum?
In Judaism, our accomplishments are reason for joy and satisfaction. For a religious and learned Jew, there is no greater joy than that found in celebrating a siyyum; celebrating the privilege of having had the opportunity to complete a significant part of Torah.
And yet… and yet… we find that we never enjoy unbridled joy when we celebrate a siyyum. Even at the siyyum we understand the moment will not last.
We cannot hold on to the "perfection" of the moment. It slips away from us, like sand through our fingers. Even in our moments of joy, time is still time. It moves on, relentless. So, in addition to our accomplishments, there is the awareness of finality, of passing a moment of which the road of life now has fewer and fewer of. It is a blessing to celebrate an eighty-fifth birthday, but can one celebrate such a birthday without the awareness that there cannot be more than a handful of such moments yet ahead?
The genuine Jew wants not only to celebrate the joys of yesterday, but even more to weigh the hopes of tomorrow against the certainty that tomorrow too shall pass.
It cannot help but be so. As Jews, we impose an "unevenness" on time, we give moments meaning and, in doing so, seek to slow it down if only for the fleeting chance to glimpse unchanging perfection.
Washington - President Donald Trump is requiring products "Made in America" to be made using more American components if they are to be used by the government. Trump says American-made products used for government projects currently can contain 50 percent foreign components and still be considered American. He signed an executive order Monday boosting the percentage of American components to 75 percent. The president signed the order during an annual White House "Made in America" showcase. Manufacturers from all 50 states were represented. Trump says the administration is "heeding the wisdom" of the nation's founders by "restoring our economic independence and reawakening our industrial might." Trump also discussed steps the adminis...
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BDE: Shivah Details for Rabbi Reuven Bauman, Z'L
For those who are interested in passing on any messages to Mrs. Bauman or any of the Bauman/Stern families, an email address has been created for this purpose: comfortforbaumanfamily@gmail.comUpdated as of July 15, 4:25 AM: The levayah will be held Monday morning, at B'nai Israel Congregation, 420 Spotswood Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. It is currently scheduled for 10:30 a.m., but may be delayed. People may listen to the funeral on the phone at 712-770-4160, Access Code 271789#. The levayah will then proceed to the airport for kevurah at the KAJ section of the King Solomon Memorial Park Cemetery 550 Dwasline Road, Clifton, NJ, Clifton, New Jersey, late afternoon/early evening.A notice will wil be posted on www.kajinc.org when time of kevuro is better know...
Baltimore Joins Klal Yisrael in Helping the Bauman Family of Norfolk, VA
Baltimore, MD - July 12, 2019 - There are no words to describe the difficult situation in Norfolk that has touched the hearts of klal yisroel worldwide. Community Rav Rabbi Sender Haber, noted in his most recent update, "we are always hopeful, but al pi derech hateva this is a 'recovery' mission."As we continue to storm shaarei shomayim with our tefilos it is equally important to do what we can to help the family in their difficult financial situation. Norfolk's small but tight knit community is doing all that it can, but the Bauman family needs your help. Click on the graphic to take part in this tremendous mitzvah and may we all hear bsuros tovos.
Con Ed: Relay System Failure Led NYC To Blackout
New York - A relay protection system that should have isolated a faulty distribution cable but didn't led to the loss of power that darkened Manhattan for several hours. Con Edison says a preliminary review of Saturday's blackout shows that the relay system at a West 65th Street substation should have kept the problem from spreading. Instead, the electrical fault was isolated at a transmission substation at West 49th Street. The blackout resulting from the system's failure affected thousands for about five hours along a 40-block stretch that included some of Manhattan's busiest areas like Times Square and Rockefeller Center. It also raised criticism of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio because he was in Iowa for his presidential campaign at the time.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration came out strongly Monday against Facebook's ambitious plan to create a new digital currency, as the Treasury chief warned it could be used for illicit activity such as money laundering, human trafficking and financing terrorism. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed "very serious concerns" about the currency proposed by the social network giant, to be called Libra. "This is indeed a national security issue," Mnuchin told reporters at the White House. His comments came a few days after President Donald Trump tweeted that Libra "will have little standing or dependability." Trump, fresh off a "social media summit" he led at the White House that gathered conservative critics of Big T...
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Listen to Rabbi Moshe Hauer - Balak 5777 - The Prophet of the Nations - 1st Aliyah (Audio)
Baltimore, MD - July 15, 2019 - Bilaam's prophecy is compared to Moshe Rabbeinu's. In this shiur we analyze the difference between Moshe Rabbeinu, the prophet of the Jewish people, and Bilaam, the prophet of the nations. A prophet is a representation of the people. A Jewish prophet is compassionate, and tries to prevent people from sin, as opposed to the prophet of the nations, who brings people to sin and is destructive. Moshe is a representation of the Jewish people, whose mission statement is the desire to go back to the days of Gan Eden. On the contrary, Bilaam is self-focused, and lives in a world of taking; he represents a people who live a life expelled from Gan Eden. Click here to listen
Kol Berama Radio Pays 30,000 Shekel Fine To Feminist Group – In Agurot
Charedi radio station Kol Baramah, which was ordered to pay a court-ordered fine of 30,000 shekels to the feminist group Kolech early this morning, protested the fine by paying in 300,000 10-agorot coins. The radio station was penalized for not giving play time to female singers. "We loved the gimmick," Kolech's Facebook page says. "We didn't really feel the insult. For some reason, we believe it was worth it to ensure that today there are wonderful women broadcasting on Kol Baramah Radio." Read more at Times of Israel.
Hilchos Chanukah
During the Second Temple, the Greek empire reigned (over Israel),1 and they (the Greeks) passed decrees against the Jews and (tried) to erase their religion, and did not allow them to carry out Torah (study) or the commandments. They put their hands on their property and their daughters. They entered the Temple, destroyed and made the pure unclean. The Jews were in great distress because of them and were much oppressed, until the G-d of their fathers had mercy on them, delivering them from their hands and saving them. Then overcame, the sons of the Hasmonean High Priest, (the Greeks) and killed them and saved the Jews from their hands. They appointed a king from the Priests, and the kingdom of Israel was restored for more than 200 years until the destruction of (the) second (Temple). When the Jews overcame their enemies and destroyed them, it was the 25th of Kislev2 when they entered the Sanctuary (inner room) and did not find pure (olive) oil in the Temple, except one jar sealed with seal of the High Priest, and it did not contain enough to light except for one day only. But they lit from it the lamps of the Menorah3 for eight days, until they could crush olives and produce a (new quantity) of pure oil. For these reasons, decreed the Sages of that generation that these eight days that begin on the 25th Kislev, will be days of joy and praise. One lights on them lamps at evening at the entrance to the houses, every evening of the eight nights to show off and demonstrate the miracle. These days are called ''Hanukah'' that is to say ''they rested'' (chanu) on the ''25'' ('th of the month) because on the 25th they rested from their enemies. and also because of those days they (re)-dedicated the house (Temple) which their foes had defiled. Also some say that it is a commandment to increase slightly the festive meals on Hanukah. Another reason is because the work of (building) the Sanctuary (in the desert) was completed in these days. One should tell one's children the story of the miracles that were done for our fore-fathers in those days, (see Josephus) However, these meals are not considered as part of the commandment unless one says at the meal songs of praise. One should increase charity in these Hanukah days, for this can help mend any defects in our souls. This charity, should be given particularly to poor Torah scholars. (KSA 139:1)
1) 352 BCE until 70 CE
2) 139 BCE
3) The Menorah was made of gold and had seven branches.
Secular Israelis Protest Charedim Moving Into City
Secular Israelis living in the northern town of Charish on Friday demonstrated opposite centers selling apartments, protesting the sale of apartments to charedim, Arutz Sheva reports. Originally, some of the contractors intended Harish to be a charedi city, but not enough charedim bought into the projects. However, according to the site, several weeks ago, J. Handasa, which is building the Hadar Harish project, began selling dozens of apartments to Toldot Aharon chasidim. The project includes six buildings including a total of 120 apartments. Yossi Mizrahi, a spokesperson for the secular demonstrators, told Kikar Shabbos that "the conflict is not against religious people or haredim. It is only against an extremist group which does not fit the character of the ci...
Pelosi Announces House Resolution To Condemn Trump's 'Xenophobic Tweets'
Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Monday urged House Democrats to support a resolution to condemn President Trump for tweeting that four minority Democratic congresswomen should "go back" to their countries. "The House cannot allow the President's characterization of immigrants to our country to stand. Our Republican colleagues must join us in condemning the President's xenophobic tweets," Pelosi wrote in a letter to House Democrats announcing a "forthcoming" resolution from Reps. Tom Malinowski (D-N.J.), who was born in Poland, Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), and other Democratic members who were born abroad. "This weekend, the President went beyond his own low standards using disgraceful language about Members of Congress," Pelosi added. "R...
Parsha Hashavua
Baltimore, MD - July 15, 2019 - Bilaam's prophecy is compared to Moshe Rabbeinu's. In this shiur we analyze the difference between Moshe Rabbeinu, the prophet of the Jewish people, and Bilaam, the prophet of the nations. A prophet is a representation of the people. A Jewish prophet is compassionate, and tries to prevent people from sin, as opposed to the prophet of the nations, who brings people to sin and is destructive. Moshe is a representation of the Jewish people, whose mission statement is the desire to go back to the days of Gan Eden. On the contrary, Bilaam is self-focused, and lives in a world of taking; he represents a people who live a life expelled from Gan Eden.
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Israeli PM: EU-Iran Deal Same As Bowing To Nazis
Jerusalem - Israel's prime minister has responded to the European Union's efforts to salvage the Iran nuclear deal by comparing it to "European appeasement in the 1930s" of Nazi Germany. Benjamin Netanyahu's statement Monday came as European leaders are looking to deescalate tension in the Persian Gulf region. They're calling on Iran to stick to the 2015 nuclear deal despite the pullout by the United States and its re-imposition of harsh economic sanctions. Netanyahu charges that some leaders "won't wake up until Iranian nuclear missiles fall on Europe." The prime minister has been an outspoken critic of the nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, and has accused Iran of trying to develop nuclear weapons. Iran denies those accus...
DeVos: Efforts To Boycott Israel Are A 'Pernicious Threat'
Washington - Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Monday that a movement to boycott Israel has become a "pernicious threat" on college campuses and is fueled by bias against Jews. Speaking at a Justice Department summit on anti-Semitism, DeVos issued a scathing rebuke of the BDS movement, a campaign led by pro-Palestine activists calling for a boycott, divestment and sanctions of Israel over its treatment of Palestinians. The movement has inspired activism at many U.S. universities but is often a source of tension, especially among students and professors who support Israel. DeVos said Monday that Israel has friends in the Education Department and that the BDS campaign is "one of the most pernicious threats" of anti-Semitism on college campuses. "These bull...
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Tel Aviv - Some 54 percent of tourists said that their views on Israel changed for the better after visiting the country, and 93 percent ranked their experience as good to excellent, according to the Israeli Ministry of Tourism's 2018 Inbound Tourism Annual Report published Sunday. A comprehensive survey carried out among some 15,000 tourists showed that Jerusalem was the most visited city with 77.5 percent of all tourists, followed by Tel Aviv with 67.4 percent, the Dead Sea with 48 percent and Tiberius with 36.2. A vast majority of 93 percent of tourists ranked their visit as "good" to "excellent." Revenue from incoming tourism in 2018 is estimated at NIS 20.88 billion (approx. $5.8 billion), with the average expenditure per tourist in Israel estimated at...
Code Red Extreme Heat Alert Issued For Tuesday Until Sunday In Baltimore
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BDE: Mrs. Jean Schreiberman, a'h
Baltimore, MD – July 12, 2019 - It is with sadness that BaltimoreJewishLife.com informs the community of the petirah of Mrs. Jean Schreiberman, ah, mother of Mrs Shirley (Howard) Blumenfeld Mrs. Fran (Henry) Reitberger and sister of Jack (Marilyn) Pechter, and Dora (Stephen) Schwartz. The levayah will take place on Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at 12:00 Noon at Levinson's. The kevurah will be at Beth Tfiloh Cemetery, 5800 Windsor Mill Road, Baltimore, MD 21207. Shiva will be observed at 6307 Fairlane, Baltimore, Md, 21209 Bila HaMaves LaNetzach…
Live Stream: Levayah in NJ for Rabbi Reuven Bauman, Z'L, Will Begin @ 4PM - Includes NJ Call-In # and Shiva details
Norfolk, VA - July 15, 2019 - 2:35 PM - The conference call number for the levaya of Rabbi Reuven Bauman, z'l, in NJ: 605-313-5739 Code: 582493. The levayah will begin at 4:00 PM.Click Here for Live Streamed Levaya & Kevura for R' Reuven Bauman If anyone would like to hear the recording of this morning's funeral in Norfolk, it is available on-line: https://fccdl.in/jPXWkmieMv For those who are interested in passing on any messages to Mrs. Bauman or any of the Bauman/Stern families, an email address has been created for this purpose: comfortforbaumanfamily@gmail.com The kevuro of Rabbi Reuven Bauman ז"ל is expected to take place at approximately 4:00 this afternoon (Mon, July 15) at King Solomon Cemetery, Clifton, NJ. A notice will wil be posted on www.kajinc...
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Police Stop 4 Kids Who Drove SUV 600 Miles Down Aussie Coast
Canberra, Australasia - Four children aged 10 to 14 packed fishing rods in a parent's SUV, left a farewell note then drove more than 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) down the Australian east coast before they were stopped by police the next day, an officer said on Monday. When the children were stopped by police near Grafton in New South Wales state at 10:40 p.m. Sunday, they locked the doors and refused to get out, Acting Police Inspector Darren Williams said. A police officer used a baton to break a window of the Nissan Patrol, that had been reported stolen, Williams said. Police were not sure which child or children drove or why they left Rockhampton in Queensland state on Saturday. The children are a 14-year-old boy, two 13-year-old boys and a 10-year-old girl. Williams said they...
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