Parshas Shemos
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Book chapter
Abstract
This Name of God - horribly misused and distorted - is very well
known. But our task in life is, as Moshe's was, to learn the other Name
of God, to learn the Name that unites us, the Name that brings peace
and redemption. We must use God's Name for positive purposes, to
grow, to build up ourselves and our nation.
¶
My dear chassan and kallah, how fortunate you are that you and your
families understand and appreciate the example of the positive Shem
Hameforash. God has granted you great qualities and abilities - an
appreciation for Torah and its study, a sensitivity to the need for charity
and kindness, great intelligence which has allowed you to reach
significant heights in your chosen fields of interest, and a sense of
communal responsibility - all of which you both have learned from
your respective parental homes. You know what it means to act
positively and constructively for the benefit of the Jewish people, and to
do so reflecting the Name of God. (from Conclusion)
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https://www.academia.edu/38034473/Jacob_J_Schacter_Parshas_Shemos_in_Mandell_I_Ganchrow_ed_Sason_VeSimcha_An_Anthology_of_Divrei_Torah_for_Sheva_Brachos_New_York_Orthodox_Union_1996_61_63https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12202/9155
Citation
Schacter, J. J. (1996). Parshas Shemos. In Y. Epstein (Ed.), Sason VeSimcha: An anthology of divrei torah for sheva brachos (pp. 61-63). Orthodox Union.
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