Knowing vs. Believing
Beyond the Terra Firma of Knowledge Lies the Horizon of Faith
Torah Or Beshalach Maamar Vayare Yisroel
- January 17, 2013
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- 6 Sh'vat 5773
Yossi Paltiel
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Beyond the Terra Firma of Knowledge Lies the Horizon of Faith. Torah Or Beshalach Maamar Vayare Yisroel
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Torah Or Beshalach Maamar Vayare Yisroel
Yossi Paltiel
- January 17, 2013
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- 6 Sh'vat 5773
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- 581 views
Dedicated by THE CHANIN FUND In memory of Reb Cheikel Chanin, Yartzeit, 6 Shevat
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amir h -11 years ago
question about the maamar
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and second' i have a question about the maamar:
can we conclude by saying that seeing shem havaya deltata, (hence the "lesser") means seeing how god is actually creating everything, "koach hapoel banifa'al". andseing shem havaya dele'eila (the higher) means seeing the "KAVONO PNIMIS" hence the inner meaning, god's intention in the creation?
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Anonymous -11 years ago
Re: question about the maamar
The idea you propose has merit, though I cannot think at the moment of where this particular idea appears in a Ma’amar. We, as a rule like to find direct sources from our holy Rebbeim for ideas of Chassidus.
Moreover, there are so many additional ways of understanding the difference between the two Havayas that it is impossible to pin down any one explanation as the classic meaning.
As far as sources on this subject go, there are the most obvious source for this discussion are the classic works of Da’as Elyon and Da’as Tachton that address (in part) the two De’os of the two Havayas.
These Ma’amarim are very well known and quite popular: Tishrei 5669, 5776; 5694; 5715, 5716 (in parts) among others.
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