Content Highlights and Mitzvah Concepts
Project Likkutei Sichos | May 07, 2025
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CONTENT HIGHLIGHT
- Three mitzvahs, one concept of the uniqueness of the Jews
- The avodah of “sanctify yourself in permitted maters” effects the future redemption
- Ahavas Yisrael should be treated like a business opportunity
- קדושים תהיו א
- When trees (or people) are connected to its source, then cannot be nullified
- ערלה ג
- The fifth year is the ultimate in the life of the tree; give G-d His livelihood
- להוסיף זא
- Word או teaches if one does both prohibited acts, then obligated two sin offerings
- *אוב או ידעוני זב
- “Acharei” indicates not to be satisfied with raising one’s level, since another, higher level exists
- “Kedoshim” one can reach to holiness without limits
- קדושים תהיו יב
- Stealing is an action with continuing consequences until one repays; similar to idol worship
- Bad actions that continue to have bad effects
- סיום למס' סנהדרין יזא
- Two sayings in Ahavas Yisrael: Rabbi Akiva & Hillel
- *ואהבת יזב
- Lists laws of כלאים before the laws of פאה
- רמב"ם יזג
- Act of a Katan can be legitimate acts; regarding the person - the lack of age exempts an accomplishment or a punishment
- רמב"ם יזד
- Two prohibitions in the first three years of the fruit; fruit itself is prohibited, and a person is restricted from the fruit
- Both parts have an effect on the counting period
- *שלש שנים כבא
- The fifth year produces an “add on” as a reward and purpose of the first four years
- *להוסיף כבב
- The verse prohibits giving “inappropriate advice” even if such advice doesn’t harm the other, but is in one’s self-interest
- *ולפני עור כזא
- Use of false measures is an attempt to “dress-up” the act of theft as an act of honesty; similar to the actions of the Egyptians
- רמב"ם זכב
- Unique explanation of how robbery is like murder
- רמב"ם לבא
- One should save the life of another even to endanger oneself
- *לא תעמוד על דם רעך לבב
- Concept of awe of the Mikdash contains many elements
- רמב"ם לז
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