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Be Like a Redwood
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Be Like a RedwoodThe Code of Jewish Law rules: “All your actions should be for the sake of Heaven” and “In all your ways, know G-d.” This instruction is not referring to the commandment. “Your actions” means the personal activities that you choose to do, and “Your ways” means the personal path you choose in life. Even these pursuits have a deeper intent and purpose, in the words of the Mishna: “I was created only to serve my Maker.”
Be Like a Redwood
Disc 133, Program 532
Event Date: 10 Shevat 5742 - February 03, 1982
The Code of Jewish Law rules: “All your actions should be for the sake of Heaven” and “In all your ways, know G-d.” This instruction is not referring to the commandment. “Your actions” means the personal activities that you choose to do, and “Your ways” means the personal path you choose in life. Even these pursuits have a deeper intent and purpose, in the words of the Mishna: “I was created only to serve my Maker.” Every person has individual talents and interests. And he must know that even if he discharges perfectly his obligations as a Jew, all his personal pursuits must also glorify G-d’s Name and bring him in closer relationship with his Creator. |
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