MESSAGE FROM RABBI CHINSKEY:

Parshas: SHEMINI

Dedicated to the six million Jews who lost their lives in the Shoah.

“And Aaron was silent” It was one of the happiest days the Jewish people had experienced. It was the first of Nissan and the Jewish people led by Moshe, had completed and inaugurated the Mishkan to Hashem. All lights were green, and everything seemed perfect and in place. G-d’s presence even had appeared again, as it did on Har Sinai, to the Jewish people. It was during those moments, on that day, that Aharon’s sons died for bringing a “strange fire” 1 on the altar of G-d. Aharon is obviously shocked and broken and begins to cry. However, when Moshe comes to him and tells him the reasoning for why G-d took their lives he is silent and accepts the judgement. On one of the happiest days, when he was instituted as the Kohel Gadol no less, he accepts G-d’s judgement and the death of his two sons. This is a very powerful lesson for us. Unfortunately, there are times in our life when we wonder why bad things befall us and/or our friends. In the End, although we struggle to make sense of something that only hashem can understand, ultimately we must accept Hashem’s judgement and understand that he knows best as the true judge of the world. As the mourner says "האמת דין ברוך"blessed is the ultimate judge. We should be blessed to only have good news for ourselves and our entire families!

Have a Wonderful Shabbos!

Shabbos Times:

 Candle Lighting:  7:08 pm

 Friday night Mincha: 7:05 pm

 Shacharis: 8:45 am  Latest Shma:  0:00 am

 Rabbis Shiur:  After Minch

 Mincha: 7:00 pm

 Shabbos ends: 8:18 pm 

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