Maamar Vayidaber Elokim 5729 | Class 1

This maamar was originally delivered by the Rebbe on the second day of Shavups 5729 (1969.)
In this class, we cover the first three chapters of the maamar in which the Rebbe begins to analyze a maamar of the Rebbe Maharash of the same name that was delivered 100 years earlier. The central theme is the idea of Hashem's words at Sinai being directed to the individual.
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[@EllenKronick]

Gevaldig. Thank you so much.

[@nicolesawyer-jm6ir]

🔥 🙏🏼💗☀️

[@ridasz7954]

תודה רבה ❤

[@CountChocula]

I wonder if “sublimation” is a good translation of bittul?

[@davidcoote249100]

Im a bit lost. Is this notion of being one with ‘the totality’. G-d being everything unique to Hasidism? Maimonides says labelling G-ds attributes. Removes you from G-g. Guide For the Perplexed ‘chapter 53 to 73. Everything is plurality

[@leeneidich1444]

why do you pronounce yaakkv-with a nun(yankuv)?

[@SoulWords]

A nun is pronounced with the tip of the tongue touching the front of the roof of the mouth. That is a completely different sound than the ayin sound I’m making (which plenty of people make) which is made with the back of the tongue touching the palate.

[@leeneidich1444]

@@SoulWords most ppl pronounce yaakov as yahkov. you pronounce it as yahn-kov. why? you dont pronounce every ayin as "ahn". why do you in this case?

[@SoulWords]

@@leeneidich1444 It's hard for me to respond to your question when you continue to mischaracterize it as an "n" sound which it clearly is not. It's a different sound, not an "n" sound. As to why I don't pronounce ALL ayins like that, that's actually a good question. I received this pronunciation from my teachers who pronounce it this way as do many, many other Jewish people. I'm sure you have an accent in the language(s) that you speak. This is my accent. It seems that you are bothered by it.

[@leeneidich1444]

@@SoulWords curious as ive never heard anyone pronounce it like that. i mean no offense or disrespect by my questions, i apologize if it came off that way. have a good shabbos, abd from strength to strength!

[@SoulWords]

Thank you for clarifying your motives. I appreciate that. Probably the reason you’ve never heard this pronunciation before is because, admittedly, it’s considered a very heavy accent. Most people who pronounce that word that way in their private lives would probably “tone it down” for a TH-cam video and pronounce it the way that most people do.