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לקוטי שיחות - חלק לד
אבספרי ריש פרשתנו נדרש הפסוק "והי' כי תבוא יש אומרים אשר ע"פ המסורה חסר כתיב בתורה – וראה (ע"ז ט, א-ב) תנא תוספאה (ובערוך ע' ספר (הב') – הובא עה"ג שם, ע"א. וראה גם רש"י שם ובסוף הע') כשמעתיקים בתושבע"פ, ובכתיבת פי' הכתובים. אל הארץ" – "אין והי' אלא מיד". ...
The mitzvah of bikurim as soon as they enter the land.
The mitzvah of bikurim as soon as they enter the land
Learning Likutei Sichos vol. 34 Ki Savo, sicha 1
Do we know how to fully give gratitude? We can learn it from the mitzvah of Bikurim, the first fruit. Unpack the view of the Sifri vs. the approach of the Talmud. There are two ways to show gratitude to Hashem.
Likutei Sichos vol. 34, Ki Tavo sicha 1
To express gratitude to the source of our blessings, one brings Bikurim, the first fruit, to the Holy Temple as a gift to Hashem. Explore a puzzling Midrash that says it is done immediately upon entering the land, though the Torah clearly states that Biku...
The sages of the Talmud disagree on the point in Jewish history at which time the obligation to bring bikkurim (“first fruits”) came into effect. The Rebbe sees their debate as a lesson on the nature, uses and hindrances of knowledge and consciousness.
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