Your INNER & OUTER World Explained | PARASHAT BEHA'ALOTCHA by Rabbi Lapin

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Your INNER & OUTER World Explained | PARASHAT BEHA'ALOTCHA by Rabbi Lapin

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Just like there was a Inner and a Outer part in the Temple so to we have an inner and an outer world. Each World is different and understanding these worlds can make a big difference in our daily lives and our interactions with people around us. Find out more in this weeks Torah Portion called Parashat Beha'alotcha.
Rabbi David Lapin has taught Torah to thousands of talmidim in South Africa, America, and in Israel, and currently serves as the Rabbi of Ohr Ra’anan. In addition to his almost five decades as a teacher, he is formerly the CEO of Lapin International LLC, an internationally renowned business consultant and thought leader, and the author of Lead by Greatness. He delivers the Matmonim live each morning at the Ra’anana Kollel.
Title: Your INNER & OUTER World Explained | PARASHAT BEHA'ALOTCHA by Rabbi Lapin
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@RabbiLapinMatmonim 2 ай бұрын

To Access all Rabbi David Lapin's lectures as well as the source sheets please visit his website at the following link: matmonim.org/

@mikeklein9923 2 ай бұрын

TY. my parsha, new understanding. BTW, I prefer the gray hat.

@christinadewet8302 2 ай бұрын

👍🕊

@drbsd8024 2 ай бұрын

I listen twice. Than you.

@nicholasbattaliou5882 2 ай бұрын

I'm still thinking about this one. A real brain tickler. Thank you Rabbi. How is Hanukkah remembered in the 3rd Temple? 1: Does Hanukkah become redundant? 2: Judaism is collectively progressive and inclusive so remembering is very important. 3: If Aaron missed out on ceremonial celebrity status but is remembered in the yearly lighting of the home-displayed Hanukkah menorah, does the 3rd Temple not reflect this in perpetuity with its own external Hanukkah menorah, even if the ceremony is not a core Jewish festival and the 3rd Temple has replaced the needs of the 2nd Temple? We need to remember, so continuity and heritage need to be honoured. 4: Where would the Hanukkah menorah be placed in the 3rd Temple? In the most apposite external position? The 3rd Temple already has the language metaphors of the nomadic sanctuary, and Solomon's (1st) Temple. 5: Maybe the 3rd Temple's external Hanukkah menorah is the perfect way to include and honour the 2nd Temple in the collective symbolic language. Collective and progressional. So amazing. Thank you for your work, Rabbi.

@mikeklein9923 2 ай бұрын

A quiet שבת ? I'd go insane. Last thing I need is to be alone with my brain.