"In our youth and in our old age we will go in our sons and in our daughters in our sheep and in our cows we will go because the Lord's holiday is ours" (Photo: ShutterStock)
This coming Shabbat we will read Parashat Ba in the synagogue where the Torah teaches us a great foundation in the education of children.
The Rebbe Rabbi Yosiah Pinto explains that from the words of our Rabbi Moshe "In our youth and in our old age we will walk with our sons and in our daughters with our sheep and in our cattle we will walk because the Lord's holiday is ours" we learn that man should be careful to educate his children so that they will be in good company and not learn from the actions
of the Pinto Rabbis.
A person should strive with all his might for the education of the children, the education of the children is one of the most important things there is. A person who does not invest in the education of the children is a great ruin for generations, and this is how we say in the Passover Haggadah "and our labor is the sons" the labor of the person where he should put it All his strength is in the education of the children.
If we look at the Shavuot chapter we will see something of great wonder, Moses says to Pharaoh "
It is necessary to make it difficult, because every word written in the Torah is extremely precise and contains a great lesson, Moshe says "In our youth and in our old man we will walk in our sons and in our daughters" and the order in the verse is not the correct order, it should have been said "In our son in our boy and in our daughters" why does Moshe say first the boys and next to them the old men And only later the sons and daughters?
But perhaps it can be interpreted this way, the Sages tell us "And the children of Israel came up armed from the land of Egypt" (Exodus 13:18) For every one who came out of Egypt, five Jews died, and those who died were Jews who did not follow God .
So there were many orphaned boys whose parents died because they did not walk in God's way, and they were unruly boys doing girlish things because they were not so well-educated and did not walk in God's way. That is why Moses says to Pharaoh, "In our youth and in our old age," the spoiled boys will walk next to the elders who will educate them and teach them them how to behave, will keep them from being alone,
That's why you need to know a great foundation, a person needs to be careful and careful about what company his children are in, who they go next to.
That his children will not walk next to spoiled children, who do not follow the path of God, because all his children see is what they do.
In our youth and in our old men, the boys should go to the elders who will educate them and behave with them in a way to return them to the beneficiary, then in our sons and daughters that they should not mix with the spoiled children.
David Berger, submitted on behalf of Shuba Israel
Judaism
life itself
Tags
Rabbi Pinto
Israel returns