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When you’re trying out a new restaurant, it’s always good to order something simple to compare with other experiences. For instance, if you love coffee, you may order an espresso or a plain latte at a new shop. Or maybe you rank Mexican-style restaurants on their enchiladas. In the same way, it can be helpful to look at a well-known passage to understand the style and quality of a commentary. For these reasons, we are sharing an excerpt from N.T. Wright’s For Everyone Commentary Series NT on John 1. Never heard of N.T. Wright? He’s known for bringing biblical scholarship to life with engaging writing and inspiring anecdotes. Once you start reading his commentary, there’s no way you can miss it! In fact, a little teaser of what’s ahead…N.T. Wright starts off his explanation on John 1 with a story! Get started by reading the passage of Scripture below. Then we’ll share an excerpt! John 1:1-18 “1 In the beginning was the Word. The Word was close beside God, and the Word was God. 2 In the beginning, he was close beside God. 3All things came into existence through him; nothing that exists came into existence without him. 4 Life was in him, and this life was the light of the human race. 5 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness didn’t overcome it. 6There was a man called John, who was sent from God. 7 He came as evidence, to give evidence about the light, so that everyone might believe through him. 8 He was not himself the light, but he came to give evidence about the light. 9The true light, which gives light to every human being, was coming into the world. 10 He was in the world, and the world was made through him, and the world didn’t know him. 11 He came to what was his own, and his own people didn’t accept him. 12 But to anyone who did accept him, he gave the right to become God’s children; yes, to anyone who believed in his name. 13 They were not born from blood, or from physical desire, or from the intention of a man, but from God. 14And the Word became flesh, and lived among us. We gazed upon his glory, glory like that of the father’s only son, full of grace and truth. 15John gave evidence about him, loud and clear. ‘This is the one’, he said, ‘that I was speaking about when I told you,’ ‘The one who comes after me ranks ahead of me, because he was before me.’ 16Yes; it’s out of his fullness that we have all received, grace indeed on top of grace. 17 The law, you see, was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus the Messiah. 18 Nobody has ever seen God. The only-begotten God, who is intimately close to the father – he has brought him to light.” Commentary on John 1:1-18 This content is adapted from the For Everyone Commentary Series by N.T. Wright. BUT FIRST, A STORY “‘It’s on the right just beyond the end of the village,’ my friend had said. ‘You’ll see where to turn – it’s got the name on the gate.'” It sounded straightforward. Here was the village. I drove slowly past the pretty cottages, the small shops and the old church. To begin with, I thought I must have misheard him. There didn’t seem to be any houses just outside the village. But then I came to the gateway. Tall stone pillars, overhanging trees and an old wooden sign with the right name on it. Inside, a wide gravel drive stretching away, round a corner out of sight. There were daffodils on the grass verge either side, in front of the thick rhododendron bushes. I turned in to the driveway. He never told me he lived somewhere like this! I drove round the corner; then round another corner, with more daffodils and bushes. Then, as I came round a final bend, I gasped. There in front of me was the house. Sheltered behind tall trees, surrounded by lawns and shrubbery, with the morning sunlight picking out the color in the old stone. And there was my friend, emerging from between the pillars around the front porch, coming to greet me. JONH’S GOSPEL: A GRAND, IMPOSING HOUSE Approaching John’s gospel is a bit like arriving at a grand, imposing house. Many Bible readers know that this gospel is not quite like the others. They may have heard, or begun to discover, that it’s got hidden depths of meaning. According to one well-known saying, this book is like a pool that’s safe for a child to paddle in but deep enough for an elephant to swim in. But, though it’s imposing in its structure and ideas, it’s not meant to scare you off. It makes you welcome. Indeed, millions have found that, as they come closer to this book, the Friend above all friends is coming out to meet them. JOHN’S INTRODUCTION: THE WINDING DRIVEWAY Like many a grand house, the book has a driveway, bringing you off the main road, telling you something about the place you’re getting to before you get there. These opening verses are, in fact, such a complete introduction to the book that by the time you get to the story you know a good deal about what’s coming, and what it means. It’s almost as though the long driveway contained signs with pictures of the various rooms in the house and the people you were going to meet there. This passage has become famous because it’s often read at Christmas carol services – though it isn’t just about the birth of Jesus, but about the full meaning of everything he was, and is, and did. And the more we explore the gospel itself, the more we’ll discover what a complete introduction to it this short passage is. JOHN’S MOST UNFORGETTABLE WORDS The gateway to the drive is formed by the unforgettable opening words: ‘In the beginning was the Word.’ At once we know that we are entering a place which is both familiar and strange. ‘In the beginning’ – no Bible reader could see that phrase and not think at once of the start of Genesis, the first book in the Old Testament: ‘In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.’ Whatever else John is going to tell us, he wants us to see his book as the story of God and the world, not just the story of one character in one place and time. This book is about the creator God acting in a new way within his much-loved creation. It is about the way in which the long story which began in Genesis reached the climax the creator had always intended. THE WORD BECOME ‘FLESH’ When I speak a word, it is, in a sense, part of me. It’s a breath that comes from inside me, making the noise that I give it with my throat, my mouth and my tongue. When people hear it, they assume I intended it. ‘But you said…’, people comment, if our deeds don’t match up to our words. We remain responsible for the words we say. And yet our words have a life which seems independent of us. When people hear them, words can change the way they think and live. Think of ‘I love you’; or, ‘It’s time to go’; or, ‘You’re fired’. These words create new situations. People respond or act accordingly. The words remain in their memory and go on affecting them. THE OLD TESTAMENT AND GOD’S WORD In the Old Testament, God regularly acts by means of his ‘word’. What he says, happens – in Genesis itself, and regularly thereafter. ‘By the word of the Lord’, says the psalm, ‘the heavens were made’ (33:6). God’s word is the one thing that will last, even though people and plants wither and die (Isaiah 40.6-8); God’s word will go out of his mouth and bring life, healing and hope to Israel and the whole creation (Isaiah 55:10-11). That’s part of what lies behind John’s choice of ‘Word’ here, as a way of telling us who Jesus really is. THE ORIGINAL CONTEXT AND GOD’S WORD John probably expects some readers to see that this opening passage says, about Jesus himself, what some writers had said about ‘wisdom’. Many Jewish teachers had grappled with the age-old questions: How can the one true God be both different from the world and active within the world? How can he be remote, holy and detached, and also intimately present? Some had already spoken of the ‘word’ and ‘wisdom’ as ways of answering these questions. Some had already combined them within the belief that the one true God had promised to place his own ‘presence’ within the Temple in Jerusalem. Others saw them enshrined in the Jewish law, the Torah. All of this, as we shall see, is present in John’s mind when he writes of God’s ‘Word’. But the idea of the Word would also make some of his readers think of ideas that pagan philosophers had discussed. Some spoke of the ‘word’ as a kind of principle of rationality, lying deep within the whole cosmos and within all human beings. Get in touch with this principle, they said, and your life will find its true meaning. Well, maybe, John is saying to them; but the Word isn’t an abstract principle, it’s a person. And I’m going to introduce you to him. INTRODUCING, JESUS Verses 1–2 and 18 begin and end the passage by stressing that the Word was and is God, and is intimately close to God. John knows perfectly well he’s making language go beyond what’s normally possible, but it’s Jesus that makes him do it; because verse 14 says that the Word became flesh – that is, became human, became one of us. He became, in fact, the human being we know as Jesus. That’s the theme of this gospel: if you want to know who the true God is, look long and hard at Jesus. The rest of the passage clusters around this central statement. The one we know as Jesus is identical, it seems, with the Word who was there from the very start, the Word through whom all things were made, the one who contained and contains life and light. The Word challenged the darkness before creation and now challenges the darkness that is found, tragically, within creation itself. The Word is bringing into being the new creation, in which God says once more, ‘Let there be light!’ THE CENTRAL PROBLEM IN THE GOSPEL STORY But when God sends the Word into the world, the world pretends it doesn’t recognize him. Indeed, when he sends the Word specifically to Israel, the chosen people don’t recognize him. This is the central problem which dominates the whole gospel story. Jesus comes to God’s people, and God’s people do what the rest of the world do: they prefer darkness to light. That is why fresh grace is needed, on top of the grace already given (verse 16): the Jewish law, given by Moses, points in the right direction, but, like Moses himself, it doesn’t take us to the promised land. For that, you need the grace and truth that come through Jesus the Messiah, the son of God. WE ARE A PART OF THE STORY Perhaps the most exciting thing about this opening passage is that we’re in it too: ‘To anyone who did accept him’ (verse 12) – that means anyone at all, then and now. You don’t have to be born into a particular family or part of the world. God wants people from everywhere to be born in a new way, born into the family which he began through Jesus and which has since spread through the world. Anyone can become a ‘child of God’ in this sense, a sense which goes beyond the fact that all humans are special in God’s sight. Something can happen to people in this life which causes them to become new people, people who (as verse 12 says) ‘believe in his name’. Somehow (John will tell us how, step by step, as we go forward into the great building to which this driveway has led us) the great drama of God and the world, of Jesus and Israel, of the Word who reveals the glory of the unseen God – this great drama is a play in search of actors, and there are parts for everyone, you and me included. As we make our way up this driveway towards the main building, a figure crosses our path. Is this, perhaps, our friend? The figure turns and looks, but points us on to the house. He isn’t the man we want, but his job is to point us to him. He is, in John’s language, ‘giving evidence about the light.’ If we are to meet the Word of God, all four gospels suggest we do well to begin by considering John (the Baptist). Continue Learning with N.T. Wright Check out the For Everyone Commentary Series New Testament (18 Vols.)
A re-write and clarification of the ideas proposing a Constitutional Torah Republic.
My Rav taught me early on that this Chag Hanukkah teaches the k’vanna of lighting the lights as a dedication not to assimilate or intermarry with Goyim; the most basic interpretation of the commandment from Sinai not to worship other Gods. Practically and intellectually meaning, the basis of study of the Torah … limit all interpretations of the T’NaCH to the Oral Torah logic system. Do not permit the “Dark Side of the Force” – a reference to alien Greek logic formats developed by Plato and Aristotle – to seduce you away from this Oral Torah dedication and commitment.
Bunk on the assimilated Reform “Tikun Olam תיקון עולם. As if these ignorant uneducated fools, who assume that they possess the wisdom to repair the Planet. Idiots like these arrogant folk, their reputation: to chase after the opinions of a 13-year-old girl and believe the worthless hype known as “Climate Change”. Monotheism violates the 2nd Sinai commandment. Islam avoda zarah – strict Monotheists. Yet their koran never once brings the Name of HaShem – the first Sinai commandment. They in point of fact, duplicate the sin of the golden calf committed by Aaron. They translated the Name (((This the living Spirit breathed within Man which caused, according to the Torah aggaditah, clay to become living life.))) to a word – Allah. Just as Aaron’s golden calf translated the Name unto the word אלהים. The Gospel of John likewise pervert the HaShem Spirit into word… the definition of the 2nd Sinai commandment. Avodah zarah continually attempts to pronounce the Name of the Gods.
The Torah commands the din of כרת for those who attempt to grammatically pronounce the Name of HaShem according to its letters. Israel has a brit with HaShem. Brit does not translate into covenant, as declare the new testament and koran avoda zarah forgeries. Brit means “alliance”. As in the alliance sworn by the 12 Tribes of Yaacov to form the Republic of Israel.
The American “Republic” split into warring States – the Civil War – over the issue whether States had the right to join or leave the Union of the Republic. Lincoln viewed the States as being on par with counties within a State. The States Rights proponents of the Confederacy lean upon how Jefferson understood the rights of the States; that States had the freedom to both join the Union and/or leave the Union. This comparison, an interesting parallel. Based upon the Southern States Rights, Jeffersonian democracy, who advocated the idea of “Freedom” as meaning: a concept remarkably similar to that of the Hanukkah revolt. Specifically, the idea that States enjoy internal domestic economic freedom from over-site or regulation from Carpet bagger Federal bureaucrats sent to sniff the butts of the States of the Union.
The Commerce Clause mandates power to the Federal Government to regulate Inter-State trade but not Intra-State trade. Post-Civil War the victorious “Damned Yankees” sought to change the American experiment away from a Republic unto a Democracy. The Hanukkah war against the Syrian Greeks, the latter sought to pervert Jerusalem into a Greek polis City State. The assimilated 1% Tzeddukim/Sadducees supported this type of Banana Republic status relationship. The Persians, and later Greeks both imposed a Banana Republic system by which the empire drained the resources of conquered territories like Judea. These empires used this 1% of assimilated Kapo Jewry to manage the Judean territories for the benefit of their respective Empires.
The United States treated many South American countries as banana republics. The P’rushim rejected the Kapo Tzeddukim assimilated Cohonim. The Book of Maccabees tells this tale. In similar fashion, the Confederate States rejected Lincolns perversion of Jeffersonian democracy. And post-Civil War Confederate States dismissively referred to Federal bureaucrats sent to regulate intra-State trade and commerce as ‘Carpet Baggers’. Establishment of a Constitutional Torah Republic: such an institution promises to heal the current Secular/Religious divide which has conflicted Jews, prior to Israeli Independence in the wars fought in 1948 & 1967.
Wisdom the ability to discern like from like. For example: מלאכה from עבודה. What’s the difference between these two similar verbs? Shabbat observance not to do forbidden מלאכה on the day of Shabbat as opposed to the negative commandments not to do forbidden עבודה on the 6 days of Chol; another term which also means shabbat. A person who lacks the ability to discern, not wise – just that simple. Therefore, wisdom exists as the ability to discern like from like.
The Jerusalem Post reports: “The most widely accepted proposal for amending the Law of Return is the annulment of the “grandchild clause,” such that the non-Jewish grandchild of a Jewish grandfather would not be able to immigrate to Israel, or at least would not be able to do so without his parents or the Jewish grandfather. One “secular” critic: Ruth Gavison, a professor of law at Hebrew University and a former candidate for the Israel Supreme Court. In an 86-page paper, The Law of Return at Sixty Years: History, Ideology, Justification – – she recommends revisiting the Grandparent Clause as “too broad.” She also suggests amending the Law of Return to not grant automatic citizenship to olim (immigrants).”
The chief cornerstone upon which a Jewish Constitutional Republic stands: A) The Written Torah ie first 4 Books of the Torah, to function as the Written Constitution of the Israeli Republic of economically autonomous States of the Union, based upon the oath alliance by which first Commonwealth Israel forges a Republic among the 12 Tribes. B) The establishment of lateral Common Law Courtrooms based upon the mandate of these Sanhedrin Courts to conduct ‘Legislative Review’ or משנה תורה over laws passed by the Knesset or any other type of Jewish government across all States of the Republic.
Oral Torah common law rejects the Statute Law assimilation as a perversion of the Torah in both substance and form. Whereas statute law as embodied in the Rambam, Asher & Karo statute halachic codifications emphasizes the importance of forms of ritual, expressed through their assimilated and therefore skewed idea of the halachic definition, as the substance of Law. Oral Torah common law courts learn Aggaditah as the basis to glean the k’vanna of Prophetic T’NaCH mussar. And employ this Prophetic mussar as the k’vanna of all ritual halachic observances.
Oral Torah makes distinction between substance from form. The substance of Common Law Courts prioritizes the authority of the T’NaCH prophetic mussar and the Mishna over the authority of the halachot learned from the Amoraim Gemara secondary sources. Statute halachah endeavours to impose a restricted definition of halacha upon all Jews as “the” Torah inheritance of religious Jewish People. This foreign assimilation fails to recognize the primary authority of any Mishna as a Primary source over any later Gemara secondary source.
All the later commentaries made on the assimilated Statute halachic codifications fail to study the halachah included after the B’hag, Rif, and Rosh codes as precedent halachot, intended to understand the k’vanna its Mishnaic Primary Source.
Furthermore, Oral Torah Common Law rejects any such artificial Orthodox monopoly over the Torah inheritance all Israel received at Sinai. Based upon the Mishna of Sanhedrin, which teaches that all Israel have a portion in the World to Come; the oath brit faith of Avram cut upon the souls of his future born generation chosen Cohen seed. The term “chosen” excludes the seed of Ishmael and Esau.
The Talmud learns that the mitzva of tifillah exists as the נמשל of the Torah korbanot משל. Just as the Cohen inheritance: not restricted solely to the House of Aaron, and the mitzva of Moshiach not restricted to either houses of king Shaul or king David. So too and how much more so: the “chosen people” metaphor, not restricted to Orthodox Jews who foolishly follow assimilated Roman Law halachic codifications – – a direct violation of the Torah negative commandment not to worship other Jesus/Allah Gods.
This most basic discernment separates the wisdom of distinguishing between Like from Like; the Universal false faiths dogma Creed place Monotheism on a pedestal. But Monotheism violates the 2nd Sinai Commandment.
The vision of the Torah as a Constitutional Republic. This visionary Republic not at all the same thing as a democracy. The difference between the two political concepts: 180 degrees poles apart. A contrast to one another as the Athens democracy, which forced Socrates to drink hemlock … from the First Israelite Republic which forges 12 Tribes into one nation, commonly referred to as the first Commonwealth/Republic.
In a word: the distinction between these similar terms: Republic vs. Democracy, leans upon the miracle lights of Hannukah, and/or between the subtle distinction between a skilled מלאכה – wisdom from an unskilled עבודה – slavery. A Torah Constitutional Republic ideal, currently exists only as a vision, as yet not a historical fact. The k’vanna of the clause תמיד מעשה בראשית repeated twice in the opening blessing of the morning kre’a shma.
Slavery in ancient Egypt, or as it existed in 18th & 19th Century South America or the Confederate States of America, qualifies as a historical fact and not a vision of faith. The Confederate States of America lost its struggle to achieve national Independence in a terrible war brother against brother. I can no more condemn an agriculturally based Confederate economy which depended and relied upon slavery to produce National wealth, than do i condemn Nazi Germany or Chamberlains appeasement or Pope Pius XII self-catered vanity to protect the interests of the Catholic church as his morality of choice.
The respective perverse hatred which condemned Jews, for the bitter Boxcar Versailles Treaty dictate, Chamberlain/Hitler dictate which destroyed Czech freedom, and the Nazi/Pius dictate which surrendered the Jews of Rome to war crimes crematorium. 10 Downing Street and Pius Rome both worked together as allies of Hitler. Let others vainly condemn these dead bastard sub-human animals.
This visionary Jewish political movement, which seeks to establish a Torah Constitutional Republic, condemns present day antisemitism as the sole fault of the Jewish people who have assimilated to cultures and customs of Goyim nations who have NEVER accepted the revelation of the Torah at Sinai at Horev. This “cardinal” sin compares to the Apostle Paul’s Fall of Man in the Garden of Eden. Assimilation to alien cultures, customs, manners, styles, and ways practiced by foreign Goyim, this defines the eternal Sin, known as the golden calf — throughout the generations.
I live today. Condemning Cowards whom history has swept upon the dung heaps of history accomplishes NOTHING, changes NOTHING, teaches no mussar …. Vanity, Vanity, All Is Vanity. Rather such tumah based emotional anger, it only invites other cruel cowards to deny the Shoah today in order to promote antisemitism again and again and again. Torah commands mussar strictly and only to living generations today; it rejects history as a perversion of faith. The historical Books in the T’NaCH merely employ history as a medium to teach mussar. The Aggadita and Midrashim in similar manner employ stories to teach prophetic mussar.
The corruption of history for history’s sake, this critical error of education, it invites revisionist historical perversion of past events. Revisionist history without shame calls day night and night day. Many Goyim express this debased immoral vanity, after only one or two generations removed, they deny that the Shoah war crimes.
Such cowards, they lack the moral spine to accept, much less so, take responsibility for the actions of their previous criminal government leaders. You cannot make a silk purse from the ear of a sow pig, a Holocaust denier. Torah mussar therefore limits the scope of its mussar to a simple premise: a bird in hand, worth two in the bush. Torah mussar rejects the topic of history. The latter subject has no share in Torah faith. The Talmud does employ Aggadic “history” stories.
But Aggaditah learns these history stories as a means to glean prophetic mussar from T’NaCH Primary Sources. The editors of the Talmud then combined these Aggadic history stories together with halachic ritual observances.
Therefore, who bears FULL responsibility for the Shoah abomination? My People. The Jewish People who assimilated and intermarried and embraced Goyim cultures, traditions, customs, manners, and ways. This avoda zarah rejects the revelation of the Torah at Sinai and Horev.
Tractate Avoda Zarah teaches that all Goyim macro-societies, they forever reject the revelation of the Torah at Sinai and at Horev. Jewish worship of idolatry/avoda zarah\ defines the sin of the Golden Calf for all generations. This av tumah, it caused Jewish g’lut. The defeat and fall of the 1st and 2nd Republics before the armies of the Babylonians and the Romans; this av tumah avoda zarah qualifies as the first cause for Shoah, and all antisemitism today.
Pointing fingers at sub-human Goyim leaders and slime hate driven racial cowards simply does not interest Torah mussar. Based upon the premise that HaShem created the world for his chosen Cohen people. We bear full responsibility, not them, for the av tumah crime of avoda zarah.
Those vile Nazi criminals do not live today. Therefore, its the objective purpose of post Shoah Jewry to persuade our people living today – to abandon the av tumah crimes – assimilation and intermarriage. Herein defines the substance of responsibility to keep and maintain the Torah faith.
This the eternal golden calf of the Jewish people, Jewish assimilation and intermarriage, merits absolute condemnation by my person in particular, and the Torah Constitutional Republic as a movement – in general. Mussar applies strictly and only to the Jewish people alone. No religion professed by Goyim, loudly proclaimed as truth … the Universal faith in One God etc etc etc, ever taught mussar as the pillar of Torah faith. Only a minority of Jewish rabbis today teach prophetic mussar as the k’vanna, the substance of Torah faith to rule the conquered lands of Canaan with lateral common law justice.
Goyim, and most Jews do not even know the meaning of the word mussar. Therefore, why condemn sub-human barbarians for their crimes against humanity, when the civilizations which produced these sub-human barbarians, they all do not possess the least bit of a clue what mussar means? Jewish avodah zarah releases av tumah spirits into the world which distorts and corrupts the souls of Goyim to rage racial hatred and slanders. Such vanity to foist the blame of antisemitism upon Goyim, this failure to address the first cause of all hatred directed against Jews compares to the cruelty of beating animals, due to their inability to understand human languages.
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The 14th פרק of Parshat במדבר
The 14th פרק holds 5 סוגיות, but this commentary takes “Executive Privilege” to learn them all as one simple as opposed to complex פרק. This פרק starts and concludes from ב:א – ט, ב:י – טז, ב: יז, ב: יח – כד, ב: כה – לא. The organization of the Tribes around the Great Sanhedrin lateral common law court where HaShem and Moshe judged the disputes of the Cohen nation. The Book of במדבר clarifies the Book of שמות.
The pithy statement: “Can’t see the Forest through the Trees”, directly applies to the simple folk that came out of Egyptian slavery. The precise description of the middot of the Mishkan, can easily confuse uneducated simpletons to assume a literal reading and ignore the basis of Torah mussar: משל\נמשל. For over 2000 years Xtians have worshiped an imaginary mythical man, which their religion proclaims as God. And far longer Jews have worshiped the Mishkan and all its ark, altars, menorah, table, tent etc., restricted to a literal reading of the Torah which speaks in the language of Man! The Torah instructs mussar spirituality NOT history.
The revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev did not occur a long long time ago in the days of a generation which has no portion in the World to Come. The Talmud instructs a strong mussar P’sach seder night: the righteous, partner with the redemption for Egyptian slavery; whereas the wicked view that dead generation as a historical event that happened a long time past. The tumah Yatzir continually seduces the generations of Israel that the later generations do not compare to the earlier generations. This טפש פשט rabbinic dictate, also known as ירידות הדורות; later generations stand further removed from the Sinai/Horev experience and therefore cannot challenge the stupidity of earlier “Executive Privilege” decisions made by our forefathers.
Later generations will have a field day correcting the mistakes my learning has made upon the Torah. But a chef cannot bake a cake without breaking some eggs. And each and every generation of Torah scholars, we all have to put our pants on one leg at a time. Any parent of children regrets the many and multiple mistakes they made in raising those children.
The notion that later generations cannot challenge, and dispute decisions made by earlier generations, only perpetuates a cursed domino effect. The Torah begins with Parshat בראשית on the premise that a people require a common starting line to pursue justice among our people. HaShem and Moshe judged the disputes which threatened to divide our Nation at a designated location known as the מקום/Mishkan. The avodat HaShem of the House of Aaron, the משל expressed through korbanot “commandments”. Teaches the mussar נמשל that the Justices of the lateral common law courtrooms must dedicate their lives to tohor middot in order to impose righteous just judgments among our split and fracturized divided People who prioritize their own narrow self-interests above everything else.
The process/evolution of growing up, of “cooking ones’ middot”, of maturing the emotional mind, (this learning affixes this portion of the brain, to the brain-stem, which sits atop the spinal cord), does not just arbitrarily happen when a child turns Bar Mitzva, or in the case of the Torah – 20 years and above. Each and every generation, each and every individual in every generation, their unique fingerprint identity compares to that of a separate single snowflake, different from all others; never duplicated throughout human history.
King Shlomo made a huge error, he read the Book of שמות literally. This catastrophic stupidity encouraged all later generations of the chosen Cohen nation to duplicate that exact same error. Neither a simple tent nor a fancy cathedral-like elaborate idol, covered with gold and silver, can achieve the need for justice. The conflicts and clash of interests of our fractured people require immediate access to lateral משנה תורה common law Courtrooms.
Examine the stones on the breastplate worn by Aaron, all those precious stones hold many and multiple facets! Facets, those “geometrically arranged, flat surfaces”. Facets, they so remind me of the טפש פשט continually chirped in Yeshiva. ?מה פשט? מה פשט.
Rabbi Horowitz could never grasp the reason why I preferred to learn in the privacy of my own room. It truly disturbed me that the rabbis of other talmidim failed to teach their students how to learn an-across the board sh’itta which weaves T’NaCH, Talmud, Midrashim, and Siddur into a tent fabric which covers the Mishkan: lateral Sanhedrin-like common law courtrooms.
Each and every generation has a Torah obligation to build the Mishkan. The generation of Shlomo does not build the Temple and all other generations simply “polish the buttons”. Heard this revolting, disgusting metaphor in my first year in Yeshiva, it almost made me puke. Mussar applies equally to all generations, or it does not apply to any generation. The Torah holds no grandfather clauses!
Earlier generations do not possess greater accomplishments/exemptions than do later generations. The notion of degrading later generations, tasked to shine the white man’s shoes, and “polishing the buttons”, stems from the טפש פשט of the ירידות הדורות metaphor which restricts itself to an interpretation of bird brain stupidity. Jews need this “domino effect” evil interpretation, like we needed the Nazis to scatter our brains against a wall. NEVER AGAIN.
Let’s Learn.
The kabbalah of the prophet הושע teaches an exact precise mussar precedent: ב: כג – כה. The vision of mussar which weaves a dominant tohor Yatzir within the hearts of the chosen Cohen nation. The prophet sees no ירידות הדורות grandfather clause, which many Orthodox rabbis falsely preach today.
A slightly distant precedent: ה:ח – ו:יא. The forefathers of the Jewish nation made so many errors in judgment. The idea that later generations cannot denounce, condemn and repudiate the gross mistakes committed by our forefathers … My daughter caught & catches my mistakes, and often rubs my nose in it, like a person housetraining a puppy. Came to dread the word: Busted.
What mussar does the closing clause of this precedent teach?
בשובי שבות עמי?
Sacrificing a barbeque to heaven does not compare to just rulings which make atonement for the conflicts and disputes which threaten to rip apart the fabric of our society in the oath sworn lands. לא לשמה g’lut Jewish Torts courts, like that revolting barbeque to heaven, seat 3 Justices. But g’lut Jewry does not realize that two of these three lateral courtroom judges assume the function of prosecutor and defense, who argue the dispute before the 3rd judge.
The משנה תורה:
A slightly distant precedent: ה:ו – י. What does it mean:
לא יהיה לך אלהים אחרים על פני?
The language אלהים refers to Judges. Do not superimpose assimilated Roman statute law over משנה תורה common law. Replacement theology, a Torah abomination, known as avoda zarah. This סוגיה, it contains the middah of רב חסד.
Another slightly distant precedent: יא: כו – כח.
וסרתם מן הדרך אשר אנכי מצוה אתכם היום ללכת אחרי אלהים אחרים אשר לא ידעתם.
Religious Orthodox Jews prefer assimilated religious Roman statute law over משנה תורה common law justice.
A distant precedent: יב: כט – יג: א.
השמר לך פן תנקש אחריהם אחרי השמדם מפניך ופן תדרש לאלהיהם לאמר איכה יעבדו הגוים האלה את אלהיהם ואעשה כן גם אני.
A direct reference to the tumah Yatzir seduction to assimilate and embrace the cultures and customs of Goyim societies which never accepted the revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev. The לא לשמה g’lut Jewry, applies just as much today as it did to the Wilderness generation, who “accepted” the Sinai/Horev revelation, but has no portion in the World to Come. Religion cannot & does not replace righteous lateral common law courtroom justice.
The assimilated אלהים Roman statute law halachic codes, their replacement theology attempts to prioritize religious beliefs over judicial common law justice. Not a single commentary ever written on these codes of tumah, ever attempts to explain statute law halachot as precedents which understand the k’vanna of any given Mishna. The tohor B’hag, Rif, Rosh halachic codes always open with their Mishna starting point. What a total avodah zara disgrace! Fools go! Polish buttons.
Another distant precedent: טז: יג – יז. What רשות פרטי does the mussar of the Sukkah Mishkan instruct? צדק צדק תרדוף. Where, as a duty of the heart, resides
במקום אשר יבחר השם?
The B’nai brit man whose heart yearns for justice. The Mishkan resided in many places before Shlomo’s avoda zarah Mosque in Jerusalem. All the prophets instruct mussar. Specifically, that HaShem searches for justice. Where dwells the Name of השם, other than a מקום which yearns for justice. Comparable to g’lut Israel who cried for a release from the slavery and oppression in Egypt. Another slightly distant precedent: יז: ב – ז. The tumah Yatzir, do Jewish communities embrace its enticements to worship אלהים אחרים? Compare this to כג: ג. Children born from adultery.
A distant precedent: ל: טו – כ. Can a Jew assimilate and embrace Roman statute halachic codifications and guard the commandments together with מנשה תורה common law? Does Xtian replacement theology obey the commandments and משנה תורה common law? A Jew cannot have it both ways. A Jew can not assimilate and prioritizes foreign alien cultures, customs, and statute laws over משנה תורה common law justice, and expect anything other than Torah g’lut curses.
The Wilderness generation chose their religion over conquering and ruling the land. The g’lut Wilderness generation has no portion in the World to Come. Why should any g’lut generation expect a different ruling from השם? G’lut defines the worship of אלהים אחרים, just that simple. All g’lut Jewish communities rise and fall – a Torah curse. An exact precise משנה תורה precedent: לג: כד – כט. Only when Israel hungers from justice, comparable to post Shoah Jewry, can our generations conquer and crush the armies of our enemies.
Herein concluded the 14th פרק of Parshat במדבר.
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Second פרק of Parshat במדבר
The Torah learns by way of a binary code. Something like Moris Code employs dashes and dots. Blessing curse tohor tumah דיוקים. The two crowns of the Torah, Parshat בחקתי and Parshat תבוא require that the persons who examine these crowns of the Torah make the critical דיוקים. Where the Torah blesses contains equal and opposite Torah curses.
Justice requires that bnai brit man accept and acquire responsibility for all actions brought into this world. The actions a person takes compares to children born. Just as abandonment of children, deposited upon stones and left for wild animals to consume – morally repugnant. So too, corrupt moral social behaviors and patterns. Social behavior defines the character of the bless\curse ratio in this world.
Tohor/tumah partnership commandments learned לשמה, each and every Parshah has 3 other partner Parshaot. The false/tumah לא לשמה sh’itta of Torah learning which defines religious Jewry in g’lut, limits the Torah to the Parshat Shevuah, and makes a focus upon the study of much later commentaries written to “explain” Torah פשט.
Rav Nemuraskii emphasized that the sh’itta of Rashi פשט on the Chumash teaches how to correctly learn the Talmud. Whereas Rashi פשט on the Talmud focuses chiefly on how to correctly read a page of Gemarah. The texts of the Gemarah, exceedingly complex and subtle משנה תורה common law.
Remember my first ראש ישיבה, Rabbi Kaplan taught me the basis of Mishna, that it learns through the sh’itta of Case/Law. Case/Rule Law defines common law. Hands down this revelation totally shocked and amazed me. Why? Because when the rabbis, not just in that Yeshiva, when they taught Gemara, their learning focused upon correctly reading the language of the Gemara, rather than making a search study for logical precedents.
The Baali Tosafot, by stark contrast, their sh’itta of learning prioritizes as critical, the search for legal precedents. The post Rambam Civil War rabbis, they focus, for example, reading the printed words of Rashi’s Chumash commentary, rather than duplicating how Rashi דרוש learned Primary sources gleaned from the Bavli and Yerushalmi sources; so too these same assimilated rabbinic Torah instructors limited research on the Baali Tosafot, simply to correctly reading the words written by those common law Reshon scholars.
The Tosafot HaRosh for example, it basically learned the Baali Tosafot comparable to how אונקלוס learns the language of the Chumash! A true disappointment. Had hoped the Rosh would reveal to me common law research secrets. Had the Rosh duplicated the search for precedents of how Tosafot learned, his books would not basically have sprouted dust upon my shelves. And perhaps his son, the author of the Tur, would have learned the Talmud as common law rather than assimilate and embrace the Rambam sh’itta which perverted the Talmud into a religion rather than a courtroom.
The Rosh correctly follows the sh’itta learned by both the B’hag and the Rif. Not till Rav Nemuraskii did any rabbi, before or after, command me to make as my focus, to learn how these halachic codes employed their halachot as precedents to understand the k’vanna of the language of the Mishna. Not till Rav Nemuraskii did any rabbi, before or after, command me to weave Rabbi Akiva’s פרדס logic system, to understand the depth relationship shared between the T’NaCH mussar to halacha.
דרוש ופשט to learn the absolutely critical T’NaCH/Aggaditah\Midrashim relationships; רמז וסוד to weave the prophetic mussar learned from the T’NaCH Primary sources, which serve as the k’vanna basis for the פשט of the Aggadah and Midrashic Primary and secondary sources, this the discipline of learning, by which thereafter it becomes possible to understand the purpose/k’vanna of halachic ritual observance practices modern religious Jewry embraces.
The sh’itta of how Rav Nemuraskii learned, it served as the basis to grasp how Rav Ashi and Rav Ravina edited the Sha’s Bavli. It seeks to duplicate how the pre-Gaonim, Savoraim (“Reasoners”) likewise learned and edited the Talmud. The Talmud, like the Chumash and the Mishna, exists as משנה תורה common law.
Other, tumah/corrupt Jewish branches compete with משנה תורה common law. The Tzeddukim, Karaim, and the Roman statute law advocates: the Rambam, Tur, and Shulkan Aruch – all made major challenges and inroads on how to learn the Talmud. Like the false messiah Xtian religion, all strive to negate the Talmudic Oral Torah system of common law.
Something like, and similar to, how the Zohar and Ari “kabbalah” overthrew and replaced the T’NaCH as the masoret of “kabbalah”. Which “kabbalah”? Answer: Prophetic mussar as the eternal “kabbalah” of the Jewish people. These ‘replacement theologies’ all challenged the dominance of משנה תורה common law — just as does assimilation to foreign cultures and practiced customs.
The framers of the Talmud, their k’vanna: to set the model of lateral common law courtrooms within the Jewish state. This Talmudic idea of Messianic redemption from g’lut centers upon the Primary responsibility of Jews to accept and take responsibility for our social interactions and behaviors with our People in the oath sworn lands.
Modern Amish ultra-orthodox Jewry which prefers living in g’lut rather than embracing our brit responsibility, to rule the oath sworn lands with righteous justice, as shaped and determined by lateral common law courtrooms; these corrupt fools directly compare and resemble — to the tumah of the Wilderness generation, which has no portion in the World to Come; despite the fact that that generation claimed to “accept” the revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev. On par with the Torah True Judaism; Neturei Karta screams and rants about its piety and righteousness.
Parshat במדבר affixes לשמה to 3 other Parshaot, all of which, by the sh’itta of this learning, cement themselves to the tohor Horev middah of רב חסד. The partnership of Parshaot לשמה, [[ Whose opening סוגיה continues within the larger (פרק (כו: א – לב:ג, a huge בראשית פרק.]], this gigantic סוגיה has the simple code name of: ( . ). Because the entire Parsha of ויצא exists as one simple סוגיה: teaches the aggadic mussar, the g’lut wilderness journey of Yaacov.
Parshat תצוה also opens as a סוגיה who’s opening פרק began in the previous Parshah of תרומה שמות. The complete פרק learns from שמות כו:טו to כח:ה, but within this Parsha two סוגיות. The first סוגיה, כז:כ,כא. And the second סוגיה כח:א – ה. The mussar of the Menorah oil light, a direct connection to both Shabbat and Channuka. What defines the mitzva of the Mishkan? A Tent or lateral common law justice/courts?
Like the bard Led Zeppelin sang: “sometimes words have two meanings”. G’lut לא לשמה Jewry restricts the Mishkan to a literal interpretation rather than to aggadic mussar interpretation applicable to all generations of Israel as an eternal obligation, just like the lights of shabbat and Channuka equally apply to all generations of Jewry. Xtianity, by contrast, reads the “old testament” only as history which the noise testament fulfills.
The 3rd partnership Parshah, ראה, like the previous 3 partner Parshaot opens with a סוגיה of a larger פרק within the previous Parshah! That פרק learns from דברים י: יב – יג: א. The opening סוגיה within this Parshah: יא: כו – כח. The פרק opens with the obligation of the duty of the heart: fear of heaven and the opening סוגיה of Parshat ראה places the burden of blessing/curse – how we behave toward our People – as the brit faith upon all generations of the chosen Cohen nation.
Most Parshaot within the Torah conclude with a פרק, and open with a פרק. The tohor middah רב חסד always opens the Parshah with a סוגיה! This middah compares to the social partnership between the Tribe of Yechuda and Shimon. The latter developed a reputation for his anger issues. Hence the connection the middah רב חסד has the tohor middah of ארך פנים.
Aggadic mussar shares little or nothing with learning the Torah as a historical document, as the Xtian abomination preaches. In like and equal measure that the mitzva to “build” the Mishkan has everything to do with the tohor mitzva to “build” lateral common law courts of common law justice. Israel did not come out of Egypt to worship HaShem in a tent. The Torah rejects Par’o, and commands the responsibility to establish freedom in our country and to respect the dignity of all our People.
The 2nd פרק of Parshat במדבר learns together with all the פרקים concluding with the 13th פרק: א:מח – נד, the census of the Tribes Moshe took out of Egypt, with the notable exclusion of the Tribe of Levi. That generation entered into the land. That Tribe brought justice to Israel when that generation pursued the sin of the Golden Calf – translating the Spirit Name into words.
The language of the Mishkan learns by way of משל\נמשל. The aggadita that Levi “carried” the Mishkan comes to teach that Levi bears the burden to instruct משנה תורה/common law to the generations of Israel. This education of משנה תורה/common law euphemistically referred to as “the school of the prophets”. Who qualifies then as “והזר הקרב יומת”? Greek logic and Roman statute law.
Let’s learn.
A precise exact kabbalah mussar: הושע ב: יח – כב. The spiritual concept of brit, expressed through the mitzvah precedent of קידושין. A slightly distant precedent: ה: א – ז. The entire world did not accept the revelation of HaShem @ Sinai @ Horev. Generations of generations of Goyim have sought to know HaShem only to worship other Gods. For assimilated Jewry to return and achieve t’shuvah to the oath brit faith … really no different from the Goyim whose cultures and customs assimilated Jewry has avidly embraced.
Turning to the משנה תורה, a slightly distant precedent: ז: יב – טז. To learn this סוגיה requires making the essential דיוקים which switches the blessings unto curses. A distant precedent: יד: כח – טו: ו. The comparison of הזר to a הנכרי. The latter, clearly a refugee Goy temporary resident. The “זר” then seems to qualify as an assimilated Jew, something like Rambam supporters who prefers his posok over that of the Rif and the Rosh.
An exact precise precedent: כב: ה – כג: ב. Clear distinct definitions of bnai brit culture and custom social expectations of behavior. The shift of halachah away from common law precedents which learn the k’vanna of a given Mishna; most of the post Rambam Civil War rabbis and common man failed to discern, due to the similarity of language employed, and the ease of organizing halachah into clear religious categories of observance.
A distant precedent: כג: כ – כד. Partnership loans with our People, contrasted by business loans contracted with Goyim based upon profit. A precise exact precedent: כה: יז – יט. The accursed social behaviors of Amalek. Another precise and exact precedent: לג: כ – כג. That learns the required דיוק made upon Torah blessings.
The king rides in the field adjacent to our homes. May my people strive to perfect the duty of the heart and perfect a t’shuvah korban holy to HaShem.
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Parshat בהר.
Parshat בהר contrasts with Parshat אמור. Whereas the latter contains 11 chapters, the former holds 7 סוגיות contained within a single chapter. The פרק of Parshat בהר learns from כה: א to כו:ב. The opening סוגיה learns from כה: – ז. The unique cultural tradition known as 7th year Shemitah, this first סוגיה commands.
Let’s Learn.
The stark contrast between the two Parshaot, shall open with the kabbalah mussar of the prophet ירמיה and then compare that mussar to the משנה תורה. An exact precise kabbalah of prophetic mussar which understands the k’vanna of the shemitah year: ד: ג – ח
What defines the fierce anger of HaShem that burns against the chosen Cohen nation? We have abandoned the oath brit faith and have pursued the cultures and customs practiced by Goyim who reject the revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev. The din of the Shemitah year plays a key role in the determination of g’lut for our People.
This key law serves as a test of our faith to keep and honor the Torah. Those who diminish this mitzvah to agriculture or even tzedakah to the poor – not Torah scholars. Attempts to limit this mitzvah to an obtuse heter Machirah debate plummet their absolute ignorance of this mitzvah. This mitzvah judges the din of g’lut decreed, life or death upon our nation.
Another precise exact mussar precedent: ה: י – יג. When our nation, as a people, holds the Torah inheritance in complete contempt, (like calling Berlin the New Jerusalem), we bring a curse upon our children and their children for generations to come. The basic idea of ירידות הדורות, that domino effect that can cause countless generations to fall.
Another exact precise mussar precedent: ט: יא – טו. Famine, anarchy, the sword, and g’lut refugees scattered across the face of the Earth. Herein stands the relationship of sh’ittah with ראש השנה Judgment Day upon the Brit!
A slightly distant precedent: יא: יח – כא. The mitzva of sh’itta judges the domination of “interests”, and the willingness to replace our own personal or even national interests – as our God. The Yatzir to prioritize “interests” above obeying the Torah, herein defines the tumah of avodah zarah in the eyes of ירמיה the prophet.
A distant precedent: יג: כ – יד: י. When the rains cease to fall in their seasons, and famine plagues the land with dark hunger and thirst — the mitzvah of sh’ittah mocks those bnai brit who despise the Torah oath brit faith. The mitzvah of shemitah condemns generations of arrogant morons to g’lut.
A slightly distant mussar: טז: ט – יג. The harsh decree of g’lut. This ראש השנה Israel stands in Judgment during a shemitah year of din. The mussar of the prophet ירמיה has reached the pinnacle of clarity in how he understands the mitzvah of shemitah. Shall now compare his mussar to that of the משנה תורה itself.
A precise and exact precedent: ב: ב – ח. When does HaShem permit invading armies to conquer the oath sworn lands? When our people despise and abhor the shemitah commandment; when we chase after foreign cultures and customs like testosterone driven teenages who pursue after easy women.
A slightly distant precedent: ה: יב – טו. The negative commandment of מלאכה, primarily and most essentially means not to do acts of theft, oppression, ערוה, and judicial injustice. The secondary ‘fence around the Torah’ taught in tractate Shabbat concerns not doing the 39 principal labors involved in building the Mishkan. The substance of keeping the mitzvah of shabbat focuses upon making shalom with our family and people. Not using Frumkeit to degrade and make non observant Jewry into inferior outcasts.
The Torah links shemitah to its eternal marital partner: shabbat. In both mitzvot, bigoted fools confuse the tail as being the head. Another slightly distant precedent, the mussar taught in: ו: טז – יט. The mitzvah of making a complete population transfer of stateless refugee populations out of our land.
Not like the European heartless barbarians war criminals, condemned for their repeated guilt against Jewish refugee populations. But rather to prepare, so to speak, the ground for the Arab states; to cause their National Interests to sprout a need for agricultural workers. To farm their desert lands, due to the super abundance of rain. Which transforms those barren desert wastes into productive farm and fertile ranch lands.
When Israel pours blessings of prosperity upon our neighbor States; when we build strong economic alliances with countries of the Middle East and North Africa, aggressive imperialist empires from abroad shall not invade or conquer the States of the Middle East and North Africa.
The repetition of the Torah as taught through the mussar משל of פסל לך שני לוחת. An idol goes by the term פסל. The משנה תורה teaches common law mussar. Literalists who read the Torah like young children first learning how to read, what a total disgrace!
This ירידות הדורות curse likewise expressed through the literal idea of building the Beit HaMikdash! The Tribe of Levi serves as a perpetual תוכחה/rebuke to the Yatzir HaRah, first born Yatzir within our hearts, to pursue avodah zarah. Jews must not behave like dogs who sniff the butts of other nations. We have a Torah obligation to build and maintain the culture, customs and ways practiced by our unassimilated forefathers.
A distant Torah precedent: יא: י – כא. The oath sworn lands do not resemble the land of Egypt. The mussar instructed here,,, do not strive to copy nor make this land into a Greek polis, as attempted the Tzeddukim House of Aaron; and as did ben Maimon, ben Asher, and ben Efrayim. These רשעים merit contempt rather than honor, on par with the assimilated Israel who cursed an Israel in the Name of HaShem. As addressed in the previous Parshah.
These רשעים caused a ירידות הדורות curse that did not culminate till after the fires of the Shoah consumed themselves into disgraceful despicable ashes. We the Jewish people alone accept the revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev. Therefore we alone bear the burden of guilt for the Shoah. Not because Jews behaved as Kapo Jews, (some did), but rather – we as a people accept the Torah curses together with the blessings. Life and death rests within the responsibility of our hands alone.
The Goyim exist as but a footnote within the Jewish oath bnai brit destiny. The Goyim never accepted the oath revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev. Ask a Goy, what oaths did each of the Avot swear wherein they cut a brit with HaShem? They do not know.
The term brit, nowhere found within the Koran. Brit does not mean covenant. A Torah brit requires swearing an oath in the Name of HaShem. Neither the new testament nor koran ever include the Name of HaShem within their books of avodah zarah. The light of justice never rose, like as does the sun, among the courts of those Goyim.
The faith expressed in the 2nd paragraph of the kre’a shma teaches a mussar how Israel can sanctify the commandment to completely up-root alien Arab refugee weed populations out of our land. A population transfer based upon Arab and Muslim state national interests. Rainfall in abundant quantities in the Sahara desert.
A slightly distant precedent: יג: ב – ו. All false prophets, רשעים who seduce our people to chase after the cultures and customs practiced by Goyim, each and every generation has an obligation to try, convict and remove this evil within the midst of our collective consciousness, on par with the obligation to remove Arab stateless refugee populations from living inside our nation. This idea, totally accepted by the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
When my rabbinic peers sought to re-establish the Sanhedrin court system, the vast majority of those “rabbis” agreed among themselves to base that court system upon the Rambam code of Roman statute laws. ב”ה my rabbinic peers failed to establish Sanhedrin courtrooms.
A slightly distant precedent: כד: א – כד: יג. The mitzvah of קידושין designates the Cohen people separate from the Goyim on par as to the mitzvot of Shabbat and Shemitah. The African people sold their own kind to exist or die as slaves to Europeans. This disgrace has brought an eternal curse upon the African nations, it compares to the ruined reputation caused by צרעת. Partnership loans likewise stand totally apart from banking interests which base their profits upon charging interest.
Another slightly distant precedent which explains the k’vanna of shemitah: כו: טז – יט. The generations of Israel must strive in every generation to make a clear הבדלה which separates Israel from the Goy, comparable to t’rumah from chol. Another distant precedent: לא: יד – ל. The mussar Moshe received before he passed from this world, that false prophets would seduce the tumah Yatzir within our hearts; Israel would abandon the oath we swore to uphold and maintain the integrity of the chosen Cohen nation.
That generations of Israel would model themselves after the customs and ways practiced by the Goyim and make personal and national interests our God whom we worship. Avodah zarah does not limit itself to bowing down to idols made of either wood or stone and covered in gold; or limiting the reality of the Gods to three physical dimensions, as does worship the empirical faith known as the ‘scientific method’. Assimilation tumah perverts tohor whenever Israel bows and worships our own interests above obeying the Torah. The seduction of the tumah Yatzir: “I do not worship Catholic idols and statues!” Protestant avodah zarah swallowed that tumah narishkeit hook line and sinker.
Torah common law seeks justice. It shares nothing in common with the theologies and creeds belief systems which define both the new testament and koran faiths in their separate Gods.
Herein concludes the opening סוגיה of Parshat בהר.
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10th פרק of Parshat אמור contains two סוגיות.
This 10th פרק learns from כד: ה – ט, and כד: י – יב. The twelve loaves of showbread placed the entire week upon the table within the Mishkan. The smell of fresh cooked bread, like fresh brewed coffee, a pleasing aroma. They serve as an הבדלה separating shabbat from chol.
The Talmudic observance of the 3 meals learns from this פרק precedent. Nothing as blessed and pleasant as relationships with family and friends based upon shalom and trust. Basic Rule: a Jew should never break bread with enemies.
The Divine Name שלום, the name of my soul dedicated to HaShem on shabbat with the הבדלה blessings over wine and bread. When pronouncing the blessing over the shabbat wine, look straight and deep into Karen, my wife, her eyes. The blessing on the day, try to make eye contact with family members and friends. The k’vanna of these blessings, the k’vanna to make both an internal and external manifestation happening.
Bringing in the sanctity of shabbat, when my lips pronounce “Adonai”, within my heart I call forth the spirit of the dedicated שלום soul. The next word, “אלהינו”, call upon the specific tohor middah dedicated on Shabbat, affixed and learned from the Parshat Shevuah.
The middah learned from all the 11 chapters of Parshat אמור for example: the middah of חנון, affixed to the blessing רפאנו ה’ ונרפא. Learning: תעשה תפילתך במקום קבוע, as meaning affixing 7 the Divine Names to the 7 faces of my soul (nefesh, ruach, neshamah, chyyah, yechidah, nephesh klalli affixed to the 6 days of chol da’avening.) housed within my heart.
A unique expression of kabbalah, daily revolves around Divine Names (Ya, Ha’El, El, Elohim, El Shaddai, Eish Ha’Elohim) which separate each and every day of chol, the one from the other within my heart. The term Siddur contains the idea of Order. Hence to da’avin to HaShem most essentially requires making an order within the heart, how a person dedicates that unique daily soul, holy to HaShem.
As previously repeatedly mentioned, the wisdom to pronounce the Name לשמה learns from the precedent of blowing the shofar. Avodah zarah universally profanes the Spirit Name יהוה, into foreign words – the essence of the sin of the golden calf mussar applicable to all generations forever. Aaron, for example, translated the Name of HaShem into the word אלהים, the name of the soul dedicated to HaShem every יום רביעי/Wednessday.
The gospel Book of John, that specific avodah zarah work, clumsily attempted to reproduce the imagery of his opening words of בראשית. John 1:1 declares – ” In the beginning was the Word, and the ‘Logos’ was with God, and the ‘word’ was God.” John 1:1 serves as a tumah, false precedent of the k’vanna of the language of the Torah. This stark distinction which separates tohor בראשית from the tumah gospel of John, effectively, (believe it or not), serves to emphasize the sh’itta of Talmudic common law.
The Talmud endeavors to learn the k’vanna of a given Mishnaic source, by means of bringing similar halachic precedents of legal opinions held by other Tannaim, organized and edited by Amoraim scholars, whose scholarship produced the Gemarah’s “commentary to the Mishnah“. This common law legal method, attempts to compare similar case studies affixed to a specific Mishnaic case, by way of bringing outside halachic precedents.
In this sense, the Gemarah interprets the k’vanna of the Mishnah, rather than comments directly upon the language of a given Mishnah. As such the Gemarah does not qualify as a “commentary to the Mishnah”, like as exemplifies the Reshonim “commentaries” on both the Chumash and Talmud.
Gemarah common law treats the language of the Mishnah as something comparable to the qualities of a balloon; the Mishnah language has the flexibility to include outside halachic precedents within its original k’vanna. This disciplined sh’itta of learning, equally applies both to the Torah as the Written Constitution of the Republic as well as to the Mishnah common law legal codification of Sanhedrin Case/Rule cases.
This unique sh’itta of Jewish common law most essentially recognizes the roles of Judicial prosecutor and defense functions, within any lateral Torts court legal system. Jewish Torts courts contained no less than three judges in order to achieve the Judge, prosecutor, and defense most essential common law equilateral triangle requirements.
Before any person can properly learn the Talmud, they require a working understanding of the basic organization of the Courtrooms which prevailed prior to the g’lut of Jews from Judea by the Romans. The 3 judge system, which defines Talmudic Jewish Torts courts, stands radically opposed to the vertical, salaried Judge & prosecutor vertical Goyim courtrooms.
Alas, as a consequence of Jewish assimilation/avodah zarah\, Jewish lateral common law courts have ceased to exist. The Dayanim, influenced by the Roman statute law, the so-called: ‘Great Codes’; they failed to maintain the Talmudic common law legal system. Yet Talmudic common law ideally defines the role of the three justices of every Jewish Torts beit din.
The Talmud organized a Jewish beit din into an ordered Judge, prosecutor, and defense equilateral
triangular lateral common law courtroom. Post the Rambam Civil War, Jews abandoned the study of the Talmud as common law in favor of assimilated Roman statute law. For this reason the Yad Chazakah, Tur, and Shulkan Aruch, most unwelcome enemies, absolutely never invited to sit at my Shabbas table. Refuse to break bread with these assimilated works of avodah zarah.
Let’s Learn.
A slightly distant precedent: ה: א – ה. The showbread serves as an eternal memorial to Moshe the law giver, who ascended and learned the 611 commandments following the initial revelation of the opening first two commandments @ Sinai.
A complex exact, precise precedent which interprets the k’vanna of the showbread: ה: טז – ו: ט. The Sinai revelation summarized, starting with honoring our father and mother. Adjacent to this positive commandment, the negative commandments of murder, ערוה, theft, false witness, evil eye as having Universal applicability.
The contrast between these specific commandments from many of the other Torah commandments? The latter commandments apply to specific persons. The laws of niddah, for example, target women. Moshe later arranged the order of the עשרית הדיבורות to teach the Torah klalli commandments.
These Universal commandments function as general precedents to all the other mitzvot precedents which come to interpret the k’vanna language of the opening first two Sinai commandments. The showbread serves to recall the obligation upon our hearts, known as ‘fear of heaven’. The kre’a shma p’suk, together with its opening פרק teaches the k’vanna of the showbread.
Simply an exact precise precedent: כג: ח – יט. The mussar not to detest the Egyptians or Esau, an especially difficult mussar for me to grasp. My Yatzir does not willingly release its intense hatred for Europeans after three generations have passed. The mussar instruction applies strictly and only to Goyim converts who qualify as a ‘new creation’.
Torah law does not favor the modern penitentiary system/gulags; it does not address in a positive manner the bureaucratic systems common among ancient Monarchies. Crime and punishment the Torah favors an approach which requires that the two quickly follow upon the heels of one another.
The business of the Courts to try and judge cases. The Western concept of ad-infinitum retrials, based upon legal technicalities, the Torah rejects this mockery of justice outright; as the definition of judicial bureaucratic assembly line production of mechanical judicial forms of justice. Rather than the substance of justice which endeavors to make fair compensation of damages inflicted upon others among our people. Expensive trials encourage judicial and attorney corruption, the exact opposite of intent of lateral common law courtrooms.
The US Constitution employs a similar style, it too does not directly address the forms of State government. The Federal ever growing bureaucratic machine of State, the Book of שמואל directly denounces. The emphasis Jefferson placed upon the Bill of Rights directly supports the דיוק of State economic autonomy Rights, expressly laid out in the Commerce Clause, as the substance of States autonomy (from the Federal Government) rights.
The concept of justice learns from the precedent of tumah accidents during times of war. The idea of keeping the camp tohor כג:יא – טו the concept of ערות דבר – this term applies equally to subjects of divorce as well as in matters of justice.
לא תביא אתנן זונה ומחיר כלב בית ה’ אלהיך לכל נדר כי תועבת ה’ אלהיך גם שניהם.
This verse directly and specifically addresses the k’vanna concept of courtroom established Sanhedrin justice. The famous case of king Shlomo, his threat to cut the surviving prostitute baby into two parts, it serves as the definitive failure and rebellion against the mussar commanded by Natan which Shlomo ignored.
Tumah injustice: Shlomo prioritized building a Cathedral “Temple”. He corrupted the משנה תורה k’vanna. King Shlomo’s rebellion and rejection of the prophet Natan’s mussar, to establish the Sanhedrin as the יסוד of the Torah Constitutional common law, resulted in Civil War. This curse impacted all generations, till the kingdom of Yechuda suffered total defeat in war by the king of Bavil. ירידות הדורות, the monarchy of the House of David, its avodah zarah, which failed to establish lateral common law Sanhedrin courts, as the legal system of the Torah Constitutional republic.
This fundamental failure, king Shlomo’s decision to prioritize construction of a Cathedral Temple, (an altar, so to speak, constructed of hewn stones), rather than emphasize as most holy, righteous judicial lateral common law justice, best defines the avodah zarah all the kings of the house of David, which ultimately lead our people back to the slavery of Egypt.
No king of the house of David ever succeeded to atone for the Torah curse placed by the prophet Natan upon the House of David; as expressed through king Shlomo’s avodah zarah – Civil War. This avodah zarah abomination likewise learns from the new testament false messiah avodah zarah abomination. Av tumah avodah zarah guilt, which condemns the House of David, likewise directly learns from the ירידות הדורות post second Temple Av avodah zarah precedent. The failure of the Reshonim scholars’, their inability to inspire the generations of g’lut Jewry to sanctify the collective Will among our people to observe, the commitment of our obedience to keep the commandments לשמה.
In all the despicable tumah church “debates” that serve to define religious oppression, throughout the Dark and Middle Ages, no rabbi ever denounced Goyim believers, their avodah zarah belief in either the bible or koran – for their guilt and exact duplication of the Golden Calf; their translation of the tohor Spirit יהוה, into avodah zarah tumah words, names of other Gods.
Nor did any rabbi teach the basic fundamental: Monotheism directly violates the 2nd Sinai commandment. That ברית does not mean “covenant”, but rather swearing a Torah oath לשמה. The bible and koran false prophet counterfeits failed to grasp the genesis of בראשית … the faith of the justice requirement, sworn through ברית אש. HaShem brought Israel out of Egyptian bondage. The k’vanna: for Israel to rule the lands of Canaan through righteous tohor lateral common law Sanhedrin courtrooms. All Creed or theology based belief systems,,, the Torah definition for the worship of other Gods.
G’lut Jewry had to endure generations of tumah replacement theology avodah zarah! The g’lut of European Jewry produced the ultimate curse: the Shoah! This horrible disaster has in and of itself failed to cause Liberal Reform Jews to recognize their error by which they refer to Berlin as their “New Jerusalem ”! Modern Orthodox rabbinic Judaism has also yet to express our shame for its perversion of both Torah and Talmud sealed Primary Sources of Jewish faith. The identical guilt of Melchizedek, who confused the Order of priority – and blessed Avraham before the honor of HaShem; Reshonim secondary source scholarship does not and cannot replace the sealed Primary sources as “the sh’itta Way” to study Jewish Common Law.
Another exact precise משנה תורה precedent: כד: יז – כה: טז. Justice stands upon the יסוד that the dignity of our People merits respect. Essential, that Torah justice makes a Chag-like public sanctification of the Name, through the public shaming of the reputation and guilt of רשעים.
Judged by the courts as guilty, an essential aspect of the required justice compensation for damages inflicted; the public validation, the guilt of רשעים, and their obligation to make “compensation and restitution” for damages inflicted upon others among our People. This Torah learns from the precedent of the mitzvah of the Shabbos rest, which equally to our animals. The יבמות commandment also teaches this essential k’vanna obligation: guarding the dignity of our people. As does the negative commandment not to do business with inaccurate scales, serves as a valid precedent which understands the k’vanna of the positive showbread commandment.
A distant precedent: כז: א – ח. The placing of Torah blessing and curse באר היטב fundamentally emphasizes the primary nature of establishing lateral common law Sanhedrin courts as the system of Jewish law within our homelands. A precise exact precedent: לג: ז – יט. The blessings given by Moshe to the Tribes of Yehudah, Levi, Benyamin, and Yosef, these Tribes most essentially revolve around ruling the brit land with justice. The greatest leaders of our people have come from these Tribes.
The kabbalah of יחזקאל teaches a exact and precise kabbalah mussar commandment: ב: ג -ג: טו. All T’NaCH prophets command the tohor mussar that addresses as key – the Torah justice obligation of faith. The משל metaphor of a scroll, the mussar which implies the דיוק, the נמשל interpretation: Justice – ‘sweet as honey’. The פרדס logic system, Rabbi Akiva’s explanation of the prophet’s chariot mysticism concerns justice and only justice, as expressed and defined through our lateral common law Sanhedrin courtrooms.
Another exact precise precedent: ה: י – יז. Nothing defiles and profanes the “Mishkan” of justice more than State legalization of oppression of the poor and weak – the widows and orphans. Legalized racial oppression of minority populations, like pogroms, causes the curse of g’lut to rain down upon our rebellious people, the tumah Yatzir Ha’rah within us that arouses ecstasy passions which detest this most essential tohor Torah k’vanna, understanding the commandments לשמה – the first Commandment of the revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev.
Still another precise exact Torah precedent: ט: ד – יא. G’lut, death, destruction, humiliation etc the mussar vision of the prophet יחזקאל upon all generations of bnai brit, we all equally bear the yoke of this prophetic mussar, to abhor terrorism and blind oppression and victimization of the weak and unarmed – incapable of defense. Herein the prophet understands the ‘Fear of Heaven’ mussar which the positive commandment of showbread instructs the generations of Israel.
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Closing 11th Chapter of Parshat אמור. This chapter: כד: יג – כג
This closing פרק addresses דיני נפשות Capital Crimes which carry the judgment of death. It begins and concludes with the man who cursed an Israel in the Name, then turns to murder and lesser non Capital Crimes Torts damage Cases.
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An exact precise precedent: ה: ו – יא. Judging Capital Crimes cases most fundamentally represents the 1st Sinai commandment, doing mitzvot לשמה. Judicial injustice therefore most efficiently defines avodah zarah, the 2nd Sinai commandment. The Justices of all Courts, both Sanhedrin and Torts swear a Torah oath to judge Israel לשמה.
A slightly distant precedent: ו: י – טו. The brit of alliance that bind all bnai brit throughout the generations: the sworn oath, which tefillah renews, not to do acts of theft, oppression, ערוה, and that our Courts judge our people לשמה.
The tumah Yatzir within our hearts continually seduces us, comparable to the sex drive, to abandon the משנה תורה\Oral Torah/ faith which interprets the opening four Books of the Written Torah. An example of this Yatzir Ha’rah seduction, many rabbis consider the Rambam a great halachist; they ignore his contribution to Roman statute legalism. They also view his Guide to the Perplexed as wisdom rather than assimilation.
The rabbis reacted with horror to the 1242 Paris burnings of the Talmud. Thereafter they made a conscious choice to ignore the breach the Rambam code made with common law. All other halachic codifications, with the exception of the Rosh, duplicated the Rambam statute law breach/rebellion against the authority of the codification of Great Sanhedrin court rulings – the Mishnah.
All ensuing codes of halachic Jewish law ignored the Talmudic sources, like as did the Rambam. The rabbis learn halachic rulings, as if they stood upon their own two feet; independent and totally removed from the Mishnah.
Despite the fact that the Gemarah employed halachot as precedents to learn and understand the k’vanna of the language of the Mishnah. This wisdom, now became lost to the generations of g’lut Jewry.
Yeshivot studied halachot as statute law rather than as common law. Yeshivot ceased to grasp the warp/weft relationship between Aggadah prophetic mussar (דרוש פשט) woven into Mishnaic common law (רמז סוד).
The wisdom of chariot mysticism became a lost art to g’lut Jewry. The rabbis replaced chariot mysticism with the fantasies of 10 Sephiroth, the Ari’s concept of Tzimtzum, and the disasters of the false messiah movements from which sprang Reform Judaism.
Such bad trading, it compares to the Anatevka story of selling a 6 year old horse. Alas the real age of that horse – 12 years. In both spirituality and business, the general rule always applies: BUYER BEWARE.,Religious fraud defines the vast majority of religious belief movements throughout recorded history. In both religious and political rhetoric, deceit has plagued all generations of mankind; comparable to the 10 plagues in the days of Par’o. Hence the Torah teaches mussar rather than history.
The stories communicated in both the T’NaCH and Talmud, aggadic rather than historical. The Mussar contained in the בראשית stories, has nothing to do with God creating the world in 6 days. The latter moronic reading of the bible compared to the horse trading told in the Anatevka story, or the Islamic abhorrence of pork yet acceptance of camel – simply bad trading.
An exact precise precedent: יא: כו – לב. The difference between Common Law vs. Roman statute law — the gap between a Blessing and a curse. The difference between the Blessing sworn on הר גרזים and the curse sworn on הר עיבל … as obvious as the distinction between judicial common law justice as contrasted by legislative legalized corruption.
This סוגיה in fact continues from יב: א – יט. It addresses the choice of the Mishkan location as a משל to teach the נמשל mussar that the chosen Cohen nation does not pursue the culture, customs, mannerisms, or ways of the Goyim who never accepted the revelation of the Torah @ Sinai @ Horev. The Rambam’s halachic code did just that specific crime; he with knowledge and intent chose Roman statute law over Jewish common law.
A slightly distant precedent: טו: א – ו. The din of sh’mitta and partnership loans: both this and that unique to the Torah faith. The Courts have an obligation to prevent Government tax authorities enforcing police fines and/or accrued interest as liens placed upon the estate of the deceased.
Another slightly distant precedent wherein to grasp the authority of common law courtrooms. יז: ב – יג. Obviously persons who make public their personal belief in other Gods must stand trial before a Sanhedrin Capital Crimes Court.
The purpose of ‘legislative review’, the Courts משנה תורה power, causes the Aggadah mussar – to determine the k’vanna of legislative statute laws. The organization of the Talmud into Aggadah/Halachah encapsulates the משנה תורה ‘legislative review’ common law authority of the courts over the Legislatures statute laws. Any attempt to challenge the משנה תורה ‘legislative review’ authority the court imposes over legislature statute laws, constitutes as a Capital Crime case.
Herein defines the schools of the prophets taught by the Tribe of Levi in the 42 designated cities. The House of Levi, they serve as the eternal guardians of the משנה תורה ‘legislative review’ powers of the Sanhedrin lateral common law Courts. Vertical Courtroom injustice most essentially defines the corrupt domination/avodah zarah\ of Legislative statute law.
A false prophets prioritizes legislative statute law over משנה תורה common law. The Rambam codex did just that, and therein perverted the halachot of the whole of the Sha’s Talmud.
A distant precedent: כ: י – כ. The first order of business, in order to conquer a major foreign city/Capital, requires the establishment of a small Sanhedrin Capital Crimes court. Did king David organize a small Sanhedrin court in Damascus?
The sages debated whether king David understood his Torah obligations on this matter. Without question or doubt, king Shlomo did not grasp this most essential understanding of how to uproot the avodah zarah weed out from the land. King Shlomo’s courts imposed the legislative statute laws of the government.
Another distant precedent to the power of the Common Law Courts: כג: ב – ז. All ger tzeddik converts must stand before a Court. Conversion, primarily a judicial rather than a religious matter. Just as משנה תורה common law has priority over legislative statute law.
A slightly distant precedent: כג: כב – כד: ד. Torah common law courts require easy access. The jurisdiction of these courts, they supply the disputing parties with legal counsel. Persons in conflict do not require their own legal council.
Consequently people should address their disputes before Torah common law courtrooms rather than resort to the police. The police serve to enforce judicial rulings. Police do not impose fines, independent of the courts; any more than Gemarah halachot stand independent from a given Mishnah. State statute law lacks authority to empower police to impose fines upon the public.
Respect for the rule of common law courts must pass from Tribe to Tribe. Disputes between State and State within the Republic most essentially require a common law precedent based continuum between Dan and Asher etc.
The kabbalah of the prophet יחזקאל. A slightly distant precedent: ג: כב – ד: יד. The vision of the prophet, a society in complete chaos and anarchy – a society of mob rule. A society where respect for human dignity ceases to exist. Such societies – the משנה תורה common law court system – overthrown and none existent. The guillotine revolution had already decapitated the judicial heads of the courts.
Another slightly distant precedent: ו: א – י. The vision of g’lut sees total anarchy and the complete absence of the rule of law. Another slightly distant precedent: ז: כג – ח: יד. The vision of g’lut anarchy: when the people can turn to no authority to resolve their internal domestic conflicts. Under such adverse conditions the land, completely open to foreign invasion. The vision which sees our land completely corrupted by mass assimilation to foreign cultures and customs, the complete breakdown of law.
Another slightly distant precedent: י: א – יא: ג. The vision of the Divine Chariot פרדס common law legal system contrasted by anarchists and dictators who decree law based upon their authority alone. Another slightly distant precedent, the mussar of יא: טז – כד. The vision of redemption from g’lut. When our people despise the cults of personality who impose halachah based upon their own authority. When we as a people place our trust in משנה תורה common law court rooms to resolve our internal domestic disputes among ourselves.
Justice: not the place for tin horned dictators or police to resolve internal strife and conflicts between our people. Order and the rule of law thrive only when the we the people, that our nation turns in trust to the Sanhedrin court system; to quickly adjudicate our personal anger issues which arouses hatred against our own people.
An exact precise mussar precedent: יב: כא – כז. The clarity of all prophetic visions. No more shaded by obscure colors and guesstimations. The vision of the Divine Chariot, the פרדס common law court system.
Herein concludes the Parshah of אמור.
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The 8th פרק of Parshat אמור learns from כג: לג – מד.
Chag Sukkot, again the Torah commands: כל מלאכת עבדה לא תעשו. The negative commandment of M’lachah, this commentary argues an additional definition: do not oppress or do acts of injustice. Clearly this late commentary does not dispute how the Gemarah of Shabbat learns M’lachah.
Still no generation holds a monopoly on logic. This commentary argues that the greatest most authoritative commandment of the Torah, hands down, the opening commandment of the Sinai revelation. This לשמה commandment, not only trashes the Xtian bible and Muslim koran as avodah zarah counterfeits, but most significantly this commandment links the לשמה commandment with the oppression of Egyptian slavery.
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A distant precedent: משנה תורה ד: א – כד. This negative commandment לשמה, not to oppress our people, best defines the abstract משל, ‘fear of heaven’. This negative commandment לשמה also best defines the commandment not to add or subtract from the Torah.
This negative commandment לשמה also functions as the most important precedent by which to learn the k’vanna of the 2nd Sinai commandment. Righteous common law lateral courts also essentially serve as the clearest definition of Torah wisdom for all generations of Israel.
אלהים קרבים אליו The justices of the Courts go by the name אלהים. This משנה תורה most specifically commands to remember the Sinai revelation, which links the לשמה commandment with Egyptian oppression and slavery, together with ‘fear of heaven’. The Torah thesis statement: the mitzva לשמה, it defines the k’vanna of all the other תרי”ג commandments!
All translations of the Sinai revelation of the Name therefore directly exemplify the negative commandment:
ועשיתם לכם פסל תמונת כל סמל תבנית זכר או נקבה תבנית כל בהמה אשר בארץ תבנית כל צפור כנף אשר תעוף בשמים תבנית כל רמש באדמה תבנית כל דגה אשר במים מתחת לארץ ופן תשא עיניך השמימה וראית את השמש ואת הירח ואת הכוכבים כל צבא השמים
Avodah zarah oppression of the weak most essentially defines. The משל metaphors of idols, or stars, or planets etc most essentially requires making the logical דיוק as defined by the aggadic story of the enslavement of Israel by Par’o and the Egyptians. This משנה תורה precedent to Sukkot likewise defines the נעשה ונשמע oath brit sworn @ Sinai @ Horev.
A distant precedent: כא: א – כג: ז. Justice makes atonement for tumah bloodshed which defiles the sanctity of the oath sworn lands. Justice measures all social interactions and relationships, judged on the scales of tohor or tumah middot.
Sending away the mother bird before taking her eggs, together with the negative commandment which forbids plowing a field with an ox yoked together with an ass, serves to define the k’vanna of the name justice, as the reputation of the oath sworn lands. Just as do all the negative commandments of sexual ערוה, or remembrance of the despicable manner which Moav hired Bil’am to curse Israel.
A slightly distant precedent: כו: טז – כז: כו. The obligation to dedicate our lives to walk the walk of justice as the most holy sanctification of the oath brit faith, which most essentially separates and distinguishes t’rumah from chol, the chosen Cohen nation from the Goyim comparable to the הבדלה shabbat differentiates itself from the other days of the week.
Righteous common law courtroom established justice shares no common ground with theological belief systems about the God(s) which the religions of avodah zarah prioritize and prize. Goyim injustice and tumah corruption of their vertical courts forever separates the העם סגולה/the virtuous people\ from Goyim barbarians.
The Torah makes באר היטב, through Chag Sukkot its total and complete repudiation that avodat HaShem hinges upon the construction of some vain Temple cathedral pyramid egotistical vanity. Better to sanctify within the confines of the borders of our own small land, lateral common law courtroom justice — than conquer vast empires and oppress people through military oppression and cruel inhumanity.
Righteous lateral common law courtroom justice defines the name of the oath sworn lands, dedicated לשמה to HaShem. Torah definitively rejects the theological, political, and/or religions, creeds & beliefs, which have defined the corrupt and defiled blood soaked lands of Europe and Russia. Xtianity, together with democracy or socialist political models, the Torah rejects, as utterly irrelevant.
A slightly distant precedent: כח: א – יד. All Torah blessings hinge upon ruling the brit lands with justice. Through the mitzvah of Chag Sukkot, the simplicity of what HaShem demands has absolute clarity. The chosen Cohen nation does not require fancy adorned with gold Cathedral Temple pyramids, to do our avodat HaShem walk לשמה.
The Torah rejects the avodah zarah worship of king Shlomo, his Temple construction, just as much as it likewise rejects both Xtianity and Islam. The notion that the Moshiach builds the Beit Hamikdash, complete and total narishkeit. This Moshiach superstition has plagued the Cohen nation long enough.
Moshiach as a mitzvah stands upon the יסוד of the dedication of the House of Aaron. To what do the korbanot which Aaron dedicates לשמה sanctify?
A building constructed of wood and stone and covered with gold, like the Dome of the Rock? Or lateral common law courtrooms which establish righteous justice as the reputation of our country, dedicated לשמה to HaShem?
The mitzvah of Moshiach contains both curse and blessing, death or life which the generations of our people must themselves choose what they want to prioritize as most essential and important. Like the Chag Sukkot, just that simple. Chag Sukkot instructs an incredibly strong mussar which rebukes and repudiates the mystical Moshiach superstition avodah zarah narishkeit, which has plagued g’lut Jewry for 2000+ years. The tumah of this ‘Moshiach mitzvah’ has inspired and aroused the Yatzir Ha’rah within our hearts, and brought death, destruction, and misery upon our people worse than ever did Par’o.
The kabbalah of the prophet יחזקאל teaches an exact precise precedent of mussar: א: א – ה: ד. The mystic vision of the Divine Chariot. Rabbi Akiva taught a simple פרדס explanation which shaped the construction of the entire Talmud, its warp/weft relationship between halakhah and aggadah.
This kabbalah “mystery”, much like the Moshiach silly narishkeit, later commentators spun notions of superstition that perverted and deformed the simple idea by which Rabbi Akiva instructed, a simple Oral Torah logic sh’itta. The vision of the prophet refers to Israel as a rebellious house over and again. The mussar of the prophet forever rebukes the worthless Moshiach narishkeit which has plagued g’lut Jewry who have lost the wisdom to do and keep the Torah לשמה – just that simple.
The curse of טפש פשט forever disgraces the history of our people. Jews remain in g’lut, just like the Wilderness generation. Because we foolishly approach avodat HaShem with bird brain mentalities.
We have foolishly prioritized silly superstition, and Roman statute law over Torah common law and פרדס Oral Torah logic. What a complete and total disgrace, generations of Israel have tarnished the good name of Torah faith! What, HaShem decreed g’lut for 2000+ years because our people had turned away from our path of rebellion?!
The mussar of יחזקאל forever rebukes g’lut Jewry, and our horrible stubborn stiff necked stupidity. The hardened heart of Par’o hardly compares to the way our people have clung to the despicable steadfast refusal to obey the oath brit which our forefathers swore upon their soul – us.
Twice HaShem brought the battering ram against Jerusalem and razed the city which prioritized a cathedral pyramid Temple over lateral common law justice. Since king Shlomo worshiped avodah zarah with his “wisdom”; a wisdom that the barbarians of Europe strove to duplicate, the curse of ירידות הדורות has cursed our people with death, disgrace and destruction.
The mussar instructed and commanded by the prophet יחזקאל rebukes and also defines the iniquity of the House of Israel from his generation till today. As the Book of מלכים, makes a satire that mocks the wisdom of Shlomo, so too the satire of the prophet יחזקאל repudiates the vision of the Temple.
His mussar condemns the Capital City of Jerusalem and its humiliating rebellion which confuses making a barbeque to heaven, which HaShem never commanded – with righteous lateral common law Sanhedrin courtrooms, the essence of the whole of the Torah. Herein defines the mussar which Chag Sukkot rebukes our generations, to worship HaShem with love and joy through the simplicity of building a sukkah and waving four different species of plants.
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The Jewish debate which pitted Greek rationalism against פרדס common law logic.
The assimilation to ancient Greek philosophy, commonly known as: rationalism. This debate witnessed the victory of the assimilated rational school over traditional פרדס common law school. The latter system of logic, had defined how to correctly learn T’NaCH, Talmud, and Midrashim, prior to the outbreak of the Rambam Civil War. Billed by later generations as the controversy between Faith vs Reason. This twisted categorization of Common Law vs Roman Statute Law, its complete and total ignorance, effectively blew out the “Chanukkah lights” miracle, across the spectrum of g’lut Jewish communities.
The Chanukkah Civil War\Revolt, occurred during middle period of the 2nd Republic. Assimilated Tzeddukim רשעים, embraced Greek logic philosophy as true. In 167 BCE, these assimilated traitors from the House of Aaron, attempted to turn Jerusalem into a Greek polis city-state. The Book of the Maccabees compiles the history, which records the defeat of the Tzeddukim rebels.
The rediscovery of ancient Greek manuscripts, concealed by Church censorship for almost a millennium, a direct consequence of the Muslim invasion of Spain. The rediscovery of forgotten ancient Greek logic, released the bottled genie out of its prison. Once again assimilated Jewish traitors kissed and worshipped the dead idol Gods worshipped by the ancient Greeks and Romans. The Rambam’s organization of his halachot into religious subject matter. That Code of statute law, based itself upon ancient Greek rationalism, rather than פרדס Oral Torah middot of logic.
The latter system of common law, its logic works by and through making precedent comparisons of סוגיות within the T’NaCH to other similar סוגיות. Based upon a shared common denominator of identical middot. This system of common law logic, likewise compares Mishnaic Case/law rulings to other Gemarah halachot, based upon the identicle system of logic. This unique sh’itta/system, it defines the style expressed through Talmudic common law legalism.
The later commentaries made upon the Yitzchak al-Fasi, the Rif, his halachic code, they compare to the later halachic commentary written by the Rosh. All the later super-commentaries on the B’hag, Rif, Rosh and Rambam codes, they all err, and learn the halachah contained within the B’hag/Rif/Rosh common law codes as statute law. Knowledge of learning common law halachic precedents, by which to understand the language of the Mishnah, all together ceased.
The public book burnings of the Talmud witnessed the near total collapse of Torah common law scholarship. Assimilated Greek rationalism replaced the common law logic system of “Faith”, which learns the Talmud strictly as common law. Only the Rosh, who witnessed the Paris 1242 burnings, this one last Great Posek held firm to the middot logic system of faith, and rejected the rationalism by which the Rambam code redefined the sh’itta of how to learn the Talmud, which replaced פרדס logic with Greek rationalism.
The Rosh code, like the B’hag and Rif codes interpreted Gemarah halachot as precedents by which to learn the k’vanna of Mishnaic common law justice. The Rambam, ben Asher, and Karo codes, together with all the later super-commentaries on these codes, they fail to affix Gemarah halachot as precedents to understand the k’vanna of the Mishnah.
Ben Asher, the son of the Rosh, based his Tur codification upon Greek rationalism rather than the kabbalah taught by his father, which understood Rabbi Akiva’s פרדס common law direction, of how to learn the Written Torah by means of משנה תורה common law precedents. The Karo statute law halachic codes, the Beit Yosef and Shulkah Aruch, they too broke faith with the logic of common law learning. These latter day counterfeit codes of statute religious halachic law, they sealed the cursed fate of g’lut Jewry; thrown off the path walk which Moshe the prophet commands the generations of Israel. His common law Torah compilation: the 4 Books of the Written Torah and 1 Book Oral Torah.
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