Le Shmitz de Rabbi Nahman | Rav Eliahou Attia | Nahal Haim #torah #breslev #rabbinahman #hassidout

Kind: captions Language: en Our rabbis would sit and all the students would sit and study, study some issue, and our rabbi said Pesht, and Rabbi Yodel said Pesht was wrong and said Pesht was wrong, and then our rabbi said to him, "If I show you complete proof that I am right in Pesht in the Gemara until you thank me, will you be willing to accept it over you? What is Pesht? Pesht is Malchut?" Everyone was surprised. What about accepting Malchut? And Rabbi Vedad, who was even older than our rabbi, kept quiet. Rabbi Vedad said, "Yes, I am ready." He was so sure of himself, "I am ready." So our rabbi said to him, "Let's start the issue over again." They sat and studied the whole issue from the beginning. He had no choice. At least he was dead. Rabbi, you are right. Now it's the turn of the rabbi to receive Malchut. So someone gave him Malchut. And then he had a hard time. Rabbi Yodel said, "What am I? He was a huge man, think about it. He was around 50 at the time. He was a very respected scholar. He accepted Malchut. Well, but it was over. It was over. And then when he returned to his house, they told him what had happened and his wife told him, "You know, our dear daughter was very sick." And she was prone to death and suddenly, thank God, she was healthy, but what did she have, only one story? She has one finger now, paralyzed from all the illness she went through? He asked her when this whole story happened, and then she told him the day, the hour, everything. Oh wait, that's the time I was struck down. And then he realized that the whole point of him receiving the kingdom was so that he could atone for his family. How did we learn in today's Daf Yomi what they say to the high priest, "Well, I'll make atonement for you." That means there's this point of what we are atonement for you.