Why wasParshat kedoshimsaid in front of all of the people? How is thisparshadifferent from otherparshas? Ohr.edu says thatParshatKedoshim is different because it is relevant to everyone.
Rashi says that all 10 commandments are addressed within this parsha and therefore it is an excellent mini model of the entire torah and worth reading to everyone
According to ohr.edu, the reason why Parshat Kedoshim is said in front of all of the people is because Parshat Kedushim contains all of the fundamental teachings of the torah, so it necessary for everyone to hear.
This parsha was said in front of all the people because the main parts of the torah are in this parsha. Also the theme of judeism being viewed as a unit is in this parsha. The torah commands us in this parsha not to reprimand a fellow jew. Rabbi Eli Scheller says that when the torah tells us this it is trying to show to us a theme that we the jews are one, and should be viewed as one unit. It is showing that when someone commits a sin you can potentially get punished for it also, because maybe you could have stopped it. And that is why this parsha is mentioned in front of everyone, to convey that we are one unit with whatever we do. Also, the chaftetz chaim adds that we are obligated to inspire our fellow jewish neighbors to do more mitzvot and make them closer to hashem.
According to the ohr.edu, its because the basic teachings of the torah are in this parsha so everyone should hear them since they are vital. --gabriela beyda
Ramban says that parshat kedoshim was said in front of everyone because it has the fundamental teachings of the Torah that are relevant to everyone. Like cibud av vaim and many other day to day mitzvot that are very important
According to bensalemoutreach.org the reason why the Parsha of kedoshim was taught in public was because the Hashem wants to demonstrate the value of these crucial commandments. The Torah wants to teach that the level of Kedusha which is expected of us, can be attained by every Jew. The key to obtaining this level of kedusha is through the Mitzvot because the Jewish people as a whole are already kadosh.
According to Ibn Ezra the reason it says Mose should speak to אֶל־כָּל־עֲדַ֧ת בְּנֵי־יִשְׂרָאֵ֛ל is because in this case this excluded resident aliens. The reason why they have to specifically be excluded from these commandments is because they were included before when commanded no to commit sexual offences.
Rabbi Jacob Lebowitz says that this parsha is unique for it contains every single important teaching of the Torah. It was essential that every single Jew was present when Parshat kedoshim was recited.
Ohr sameach says that it is said in front of benei yisrael bc this parsha contains the fundamental teachings of the Torah so it was Important for everyone to hear.
Aish.com says that Parsha Kedoshim is said in front of everyone because it discusses cheating. We learn the important value of not taking advantage of someone else.
According to Rashi, this weeks parsha is different because all 10 commandments are in it. This is why its said in front of everyone because these commandments are some of the most important values of Judaism.
Our somayach says that this weeks parsha is different form the others is because it teaches us the essential mitzvot a Jew must do and it is harder to relate to this parsha on a spiritual level
Torah.org says that the Medrash Says this parsha is much different then others due to the fact that most of the fundamentals of Torah are found in this weeks parsha
Rashi explains that this parsha is different than other because all 10 commandments are mentioned in it. It was therefore read before all of them so that they would know and hear the commandments
Rashi says that all 10 commandments are addressed within this parsha and therefore it is an excellent mini model of the entire torah and worth reading to everyone
ReplyDeleteAccording to ohr.edu, the reason why Parshat Kedoshim is said in front of all of the people is because Parshat Kedushim contains all of the fundamental teachings of the torah, so it necessary for everyone to hear.
ReplyDeleteThis parsha was said in front of all the people because the main parts of the torah are in this parsha. Also the theme of judeism being viewed as a unit is in this parsha. The torah commands us in this parsha not to reprimand a fellow jew. Rabbi Eli Scheller says that when the torah tells us this it is trying to show to us a theme that we the jews are one, and should be viewed as one unit. It is showing that when someone commits a sin you can potentially get punished for it also, because maybe you could have stopped it. And that is why this parsha is mentioned in front of everyone, to convey that we are one unit with whatever we do. Also, the chaftetz chaim adds that we are obligated to inspire our fellow jewish neighbors to do more mitzvot and make them closer to hashem.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the ohr.edu, its because the basic teachings of the torah are in this parsha so everyone should hear them since they are vital.
ReplyDelete--gabriela beyda
Ramban says that parshat kedoshim was said in front of everyone because it has the fundamental teachings of the Torah that are relevant to everyone. Like cibud av vaim and many other day to day mitzvot that are very important
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ReplyDeleteAccording to bensalemoutreach.org the reason why the Parsha of kedoshim was taught in public was because the Hashem wants to demonstrate the value of these crucial commandments. The Torah wants to teach that the level of Kedusha which is expected of us, can be attained by every Jew. The key to obtaining this level of kedusha is through the Mitzvot because the Jewish people as a whole are already kadosh.
According to torahletzion.org the reason it is said in front of all of bnei yisrael is because to remind them of the promise they made at har sini
ReplyDeleteAccording to Ibn Ezra the reason it says Mose should speak to אֶל־כָּל־עֲדַ֧ת בְּנֵי־יִשְׂרָאֵ֛ל is because in this case this excluded resident aliens. The reason why they have to specifically be excluded from these commandments is because they were included before when commanded no to commit sexual offences.
ReplyDeleteRabbi Jacob Lebowitz says that this parsha is unique for it contains every single important teaching of the Torah. It was essential that every single Jew was present when Parshat kedoshim was recited.
ReplyDeleteOhr sameach says that it is said in front of benei yisrael bc this parsha contains the fundamental teachings of the Torah so it was Important for everyone to hear.
ReplyDeleteAish.com says that Parsha Kedoshim is said in front of everyone because it discusses cheating. We learn the important value of not taking advantage of someone else.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Rashi, this weeks parsha is different because all 10 commandments are in it. This is why its said in front of everyone because these commandments are some of the most important values of Judaism.
ReplyDeleteOur somayach says that this weeks parsha is different form the others is because it teaches us the essential mitzvot a Jew must do and it is harder to relate to this parsha on a spiritual level
ReplyDeleteTorah.org says that the Medrash Says this parsha is much different then others due to the fact that most of the fundamentals of Torah are found in this weeks parsha
ReplyDeleteRashi explains that this parsha is different than other because all 10 commandments are mentioned in it. It was therefore read before all of them so that they would know and hear the commandments
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