
3MN DE TORAH POUR COMMENCER LA JOURNÉE - 🌈 L’ARC-EN-CIEL
⏱ 3 min De Torah pour commencer la journée. Halacha du jour. 5 Heshvan 5787 *« 🌈 L’arc-en-ciel »* 🕎 Shabbat Shalom 🔥 A la mémoire de David Ben Sultana, Yaacov ben Julie, Yosseph ben Rina, Dolly Camouna Bat Myriam, Refael Yossef David ben Shani Hanna et Shimon. 🙏 Pour la réfoua chéléma de Mikhal bat Nehama, Yaacov Ben Myriam, Samuel Isaac ben Michele, Reouven ben Yaacov Berrebi, Felix Messaoud ben Rahamim, Shimon Raphaël ben Bat Sheva.
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Today is the 5th of the month of Tevet. We have a parashah. In Hebrew, it is called Noach. However, there is a flood . It was a generation, ten generations from Adam to Noach, where the world went completely into a total mess, we say in Hebrew, or mabul if you like, a flood as well in Hebrew. And what did God do after? He promised Noach, here is the sign, well here is the covenant, it's the rainbow, as we say in French, right. Today, we are going to learn something very important, especially for us today, because we are a bit of a crazy generation.
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Today is the 5th of the month of Tevet. We have a parashah. In Hebrew, it is called Noach. However, there is a flood .
It was a generation, ten generations from Adam to Noach, where the world went completely into a total mess, we say in Hebrew, or mabul if you like, a flood as well in Hebrew. And what did God do after? He promised Noach, here is the sign, well here is the covenant, it's the rainbow, as we say in French, right. Today, we are going to learn something very important, especially for us today, because we are a bit of a crazy generation.
Mabul, what is it? It's a mixture. When you take all the colors, all the colors of the rainbow, eh, you mix them, there are seven colors. What color will it make?
Do you know or not? Have you done the test? White, white, >> white. Bravo.
The sun, the sunlight we see today is a result of the mixture of all these seven colors. And there are many people sometimes in life who want to mix everything, to scramble everything, that's what it's called. There are no more limits. And even in the ten generations that existed, even the animals were not faithful.
Men exchanged roles. Women, a whole mixture . There are many people who want to create mixtures. Saying, come on, it's fine, one day I'm green, purple, red.
When God, and it's very profound, when God made this sign of the rainbow, God separated all the colors that are in the sun and He showed us all, hello, you have to have limits. God limited every color to say, eh, every Shabbat we start, we do kiddush, what is kiddush? What is havdalah in Hebrew? A separation, kiddush means sanctified but it is also separated.
When someone marries a woman, he says, what does that mean? You have just set a limit, she is your wife, you no longer have access to any other woman. And when someone performs kiddush now, what does that mean? Now it is Shabbat, you no longer have access to anything secular, you set it aside, you enter the holy.
When you perform havdalah on Saturday night, it is again a change of color. I am moving out of the color white, and moving on to the color red. Rabot, God has set limits for every color. When we see the rainbow, it is God waking us up , saying "Hello, that's enough with all this mixing, there is too much mixing." When there is too much mixing in a generation, it is a flood generation.
After what? Everyone is going to build their own little tree and it will be like black. And black, one way of criticizing, we also understood well that when it is cold in a room, you have two ways to heat it, right? Either you put on a jacket, you cover yourself up, or you turn on the heater.
Which is better? Turning on the heater. Why? Because when you turn on the heater, you think of everyone who might enter the room, so that they are warm too.
But when you only cover yourself and say, "Let the world blow up, I'll put on my blanket and I'm covered," that is not good. And that is why, dear friends , we must know that our work now, to have clarity, a light for Mashiach, is that there are different colors. God separated them and it is incredible. Some have taken these separate colors to say, "This is our flag.""Hello?" No change, nothing at all.
Each color has its limits. Each day has a mission and we cannot mix everything up. So now, we are going to enjoy this Shabbat and tell God, I am going to learn to set limits. When I am at the synagogue, it is the synagogue.
When I am outside, it is outside. When it is work, it is work . I have the role of a man, I fulfill it. You are married, respect it.
When all the colors are properly placed, then there is no more flood and we have spent a very comfortable Shabbat. Noah in Hebrew. Lazarat.



