Tous debout... Rav Elie Lemmel - Paracha Nitsavim
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Et si les grandes questions de la vie nous concernaient tous ? À travers les derniers mots de Moïse au peuple d’Israël, une idée forte traverse les siècles : personne n’est exclu. Quels que soient notre parcours, nos habitudes ou notre rapport à la religion, chacun peut se sentir concerné, réfléchir et trouver sa place. Un message simple et profondément actuel : ne nous excluons pas de ce qui peut donner du sens à notre vie.
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The Torah tells us that when Moses addresses the people of Israel, he begins by saying "Hayom," you are all standing here before me today. The great, the not-so-great, children, adults, the elderly, you name it, he lists all the components of the people of Israel and he is going to say a few words to them. And we know that Moses, before leaving this world, says many, many things so that the people of Israel remember the fundamentals and what they must build their future history upon. But what is very interesting is what?
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The Torah tells us that when Moses addresses the people of Israel, he begins by saying "Hayom," you are all standing here before me today. The great, the not-so-great, children, adults, the elderly, you name it, he lists all the components of the people of Israel and he is going to say a few words to them. And we know that Moses, before leaving this world, says many, many things so that the people of Israel remember the fundamentals and what they must build their future history upon. But what is very interesting is what?
It is noticing that when Moses speaks to the people of Israel, he tells them "You are all here ." In other words, this concerns each and every one of you. Everyone must listen to these words. These words are valid for everyone. Let us not exclude ourselves.
You know, I think one of the tragedies today is when people say religion is for this or that group, forgetting that in truth, we are all concerned. We do it a little less, a little more, depending on the habits formed or not, and the world in which we grew up. But it is something that concerns us all, and that is what Moses is saying. You are all here, you are all concerned, do not forget it.
