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Chassidut on Tehillim 135 – Rabbi Moshe of Slavuta
Chassidic Teachings on Tehillim

Chassidut on Tehillim 135 – Rabbi Moshe of Slavuta

Chassidut on Tehillim 135 – Rabbi Moshe of Slavuta

Tehillim 135:19, 20

- «Beit Yisrael bar'chu et Ad-nai, beit Aharon bar'chu et Ad-nai! Beit ha-Levi bar'chu et Ad-nai, yirei Ad-nai bar'chu et Ad-nai» - (House of Israel, bless G-d! House of Aaron, bless G-d! House of Levi, bless G-d! Those who fear G-d, bless G-d!).

Rabbi Moshe of Slavuta, the son of the holy Rabbi Pinchas of Koretz, said: – "Everything the Almighty does is goodness and kindness. Yet at times, through ignorance and lack of faith, this kindness appears to us as evil. We say in the Hallel prayer: 

«House of Israel, bless G-d! House of Aaron, bless G-d! House of Levi, bless G-d! Those who fear G-d, bless G-d!» (Tehillim 135:19, 20) For overt goodness, all Israel blesses the Almighty, For hidden goodness, the righteous bless the Almighty – the "house of Aaron". But for what appears to us as evil, only a few of the righteous are able to bless the Almighty – "those who fear G-d." (chassidus.ru)  

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24 Jan 2018
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