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L'ilui nishmas Chaya Rachel bas Dovid Tzvi z"l Chaya Rachel bas Dovid Tzvi Eisenberg A"H was a woman of great faith who maintained her emunah throughout the many challenges she endured, including the loss of a teenage daughter. She was constantly attending shiurim, davening for everyone she knew and didn't, and arranging women's tefilah groups. She didn't reach a spiritual plateau at 30, 40, or even 50 but rather was remarkably and noticeably always growing in her avodas Hashem until her untimely passing at 57.

  1. 1d ago

    Yirmiyahu 51

    *Yirmiyahu 51* Learn the Perek with translation and classic commentaries: https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/51.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* _Adapted from R' Shaya Sussman's Nach Daily_ ● This perek continues to relate the destruction of Bavel by Persia and Media. ● The Navi interjects by contrasting God’s greatness with the futility of idol worship. “God is great! He created the heavens and earth!” “But Hashem’s portion, Yaakov, is not like them. Am Yisrael is Hashem’s personal inheritance” ● Another prophecy about the downfall of Bavel ● Yirmiyah records his prophecies about the doom of Bavel on scrolls and instructs Serayah Ben Neriah (Brother of Baruch Ben Neriah) to read a scroll to the king of Bavel. ● Once the scroll is read, Serayah is to tie it to a rock and throw it into the Euphrates river. ● *This marks the end of Yirmiyah’s prophecies.* Radak and Metzudos explain that the last perek of Yirmiyah is not a prophecy, but a historical account of the exile and the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash. (Listen to NachDaily audio for further information.)

    Yirmiyahu 51

  2. 1d ago

    Yirmiyahu 50

    *Yirmiyahu 50* Learn the perek (with translation and classic commentaries): https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/50.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* Yirmiyahu prophesies in the name of Hashem about the future destruction that will befall Babylonia and the Chaldeans. He says that their land will become a wasteland without any inhabitants, human or animal. He says that His people are like tzon ovdos, lost sheep, that were led astray by their shepherds and they were devoured by enemies who said they bore no guilt because they had sinned against Hashem, but now He instructs them to leave Babylonia like male goats in front of the flock for He will be bringing an assembly of great nations from the north to overtake Babylonia. He says that the Chaldeans will be plundered because they trampled His people and that their mothers are ashamed for having borne them. He tells them to get ready for battle for they're about to face the vengeance of Hashem. He says that the Bnei Yisrael is like a seh fezurah, a dispersed sheep, that the lions of Assyria and Babylonia dispersed so Hashem will punish those kings and will return them to their land. He says at that time the sins of the Jewish people will not be found. He asks how it could be that the “hammer of the world” Babylonia will be snapped and broken. He says that Babylonia will be despoiled and that the nations should mobilize against it. He says the wicked nation will stumble and fall and He will set fire to its cities. He says the children of Israel and the children of Judah were oppressed together and that their captors should hold them tight and not let them go because Hashem their mighty Redeemer will come save them. He promises that a sword will come against the Chaldeans and the Babylonians, against their officers, wise men, sorcerers, mighty men, horses and chariots, foreigners, and treasuries. He says their waters will evaporate because of their idolatry and animals will dwell in their land. He says that they're going to be overturned like Sodom and Amorah and will be defeated by a cruel nation from the north that will show no mercy and will ascend upon them like a lion. He asks who is like Him and who can challenge Him and assures them that the earth quakes from the sound of Babylonia being seized and the outcry is heard among the nations.

    Yirmiyahu 50

  3. 2d ago

    Yirmiyahu 49

    *Yirmiyahu 49* Learn the Perek with translation and classic commentaries: https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/49.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* _Adapted from R' Shaya Sussman's Nach Daily_ ● This perek lists several nations and countries and describes their downfall. ● The nations and countries addressed in this perek are: Amon, Edom, Damesek, Keidar and the kingdoms of Chatsor and Eilom. ● Hashem will wipe out and destroy these countries. ● *Note: Hashem is not cruel and doesn’t punish for punishment’s sake. Hashem is constantly guiding and bringing the world to its final tikkun/rectification, as the Beis Hamikdash was not only for the Jewish people but it was for the nations of the world, as well, as it says, “My house is a house of prayer for the nations of the world.”*

    Yirmiyahu 49

  4. 2d ago

    Yirmiyahu 48

    *Yirmiyahu 48* Learn the Perek with translation and classic commentaries: https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/48.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* _Adapted from R' Shaya Sussman's Nach Daily_ ● This perek describes the downfall and destruction of Moav. ● The Navi lists approximately ten cities in Moav which are going to be destroyed. Note: Moav and Am Yisrael have a long history dating back to the days of Lot in Parshas Vayeira. (Listen to NachDaily Audio for further information.) ● Devastation will strike Moav. ● Moav’s cities will be abandoned and left in ruins. ● However, in the end, Hashem will leave His judgment against Moav and restore their infrastructure. (Radak: this is a reference to the times of Moshiach).

    Yirmiyahu 48

  5. 5d ago

    Yirmiyahu 47

    *Yirmiyahu 47* Learn the perek (with translation and classic commentaries): https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/47.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* Yirmiyahu prophesies about the Pelishtim before Paroh attacks Gaza saying that the inhabitants will be terrified by the sound of the invading galloping horses and chariots. He says that the Pelishtim will have all their help cut off and they will be plundered as Gaza and Ashkelon are demolished. He concludes by saying that this is the sword of Hashem on a mission.

    Yirmiyahu 47

  6. 5d ago

    Yirmiyahu 46

    *Yirmiyahu 46* Learn the Perek with translation and classic commentaries: https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/46.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* _Adapted from R' Shaya Sussman's Nach Daily_ ● *Note: Perek 46 through perek 51 are prophecies that address the nations of the world.* ● *Note #2: The role of the prophet was not only for the benefit of the Jewish people, but it was also for the nations of the world, as the whole world will eventually come to recognize the God of Yisrael as the true God of the world.* ● A prophecy about how Hashem will punish Egypt, through Bavel: ● Paaroh Necho of Egypt will be defeated by Nevuchadnetzar. ● Yirmiyahu relates in a sarcastic manner: “Egypt, get your chariots and army ready for war, because you have one coming. ● “Hashem will exact vengeance from His enemies. ● “Egypt will be embarrassed by Nevuchadnetzar’s army. ● “However, Yisrael, do not be afraid. I will redeem you from among the nations of the world and I will bring you back to Eretz Yisrael.”

    Yirmiyahu 46

  7. Oct 27

    Yirmiyahu 45

    *Yirmiyahu 45* Learn the Perek with translation and classic commentaries: https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/45.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* _Adapted from R' Shaya Sussman's Nach Daily_ Note: This is the shortest perek in the sefer. ● Hashem sends Yirmiyahu a prophecy for Baruch ben Neriah. Note: Baruch ben Neriah was Yirmiyah’s student and scribe. It's unclear whether or not he actually received prophecy. (Feel free to check out the NachDaily website for the Audio Shiur for further information on that.) ● Baruch laments the fact that all “great students” had received prophecy. Radak explains: Both Yehoshua and Elisha had received prophecy after serving / being apprenticed to their teachers, Moshe and Eliyahu. ● Hashem’s response: “How can you seek these lofty levels of prophecy for yourself when I’m about to bring disaster on the nation?” Radak and Metzudos explain that a prophet only receives prophecy in merit of the nation. Here Yisrael was being punished; therefore it was unfit to give Baruch prophecy.

    Yirmiyahu 45

  8. Oct 26

    Yirmiyahu 44

    *Yirmiyahu 44* Learn the perek (with translation and classic commentaries): https://mg.alhatorah.org/Full/Yirmeyahu/44.1#e1n6 *Perek Points* Yirmiyahu tells the Jews living in Egypt that Hashem said that they have seen all the destruction that was brought upon Yerushalayim due to their idolatrous incense and their refusal to heed the warnings of the prophets that He would frequently send. He then condemns their idolatry and asks if they have forgotten the evils of their forefathers, the Judean kings and their wives, and the evils of themselves and their wives. Accordingly, He says He is turning his attention to them and they will be killed by the sword, famine, and pestilence. He says there will be very few fugitives who will return to Judah from Egypt but everyone else will be killed in Egypt. The men, who the Navi says knew the idolatrous ways of their wives, and their wives respond to Yirmiyahu that they will not listen and will continue to bring incense to the “queen of the heavens” and pour libations to her. They even say that they have suffered from the sword and famine because they stopped bringing the incense. He responds that it's because of the idolatrous incense that their cities were burned. He then tells the people, especially the women, since they have committed to fulfilling their vows to burn incense to the queen of the heavens, Hashem will bring evil upon them and they will be killed in Egypt except for a few fugitives. He says that a sign for this is that he will deliver Paroh Chofra into the hand of his enemies as He did to Tzidkiahu.

    Yirmiyahu 44
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L'ilui nishmas Chaya Rachel bas Dovid Tzvi z"l Chaya Rachel bas Dovid Tzvi Eisenberg A"H was a woman of great faith who maintained her emunah throughout the many challenges she endured, including the loss of a teenage daughter. She was constantly attending shiurim, davening for everyone she knew and didn't, and arranging women's tefilah groups. She didn't reach a spiritual plateau at 30, 40, or even 50 but rather was remarkably and noticeably always growing in her avodas Hashem until her untimely passing at 57.

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