As we enter the month of Adar and read Parshat Terumah, we move from the open miracles of the Exodus to the detailed blueprints of the Mishkan. In this profound shiur, Rabbi Moshe Pinto explains that this transition is the ultimate test of the Jewish soul: Can we find God not just in the splitting of the sea, but in the gold, silver, and struggles of the physical world?
In this shiur, the Rabbi covers:
The Market Day of Heaven: How Parshat Terumah represents a unique opportunity to trade material wealth for spiritual eternity.
The Mystery of the Broken Tablets: Why Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi planted joy on Purim to fix the mourning of Tammuz.
Issachar vs. Zevulun: The sociological tension between the scholar and the supporter, and why envy between them destroys the spiritual structure.
Head vs. Heel: A deep Kabbalistic insight into why the Patriarchs were the “Head” of Adam, while our generation is the “Heel”—and why our simple faith is the key to the final redemption.
The Reward of Struggle: Why serving God when it feels “dry” and difficult is worth more than the service of the righteous.
This shiur is dedicated to the elevation of the souls of Ahuva bat Esther and Dalia bat Esther. May their memory be a blessing.
🔗 Read the full essay in English: https://shouvaisrael.com/chazon-yoshiahu-friday-3rd-of-adar-5786/
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