The chasidisher parshah

00:00 [unclear]. I enjoyed it very much. [unclear] I enjoyed it. I find it very difficult. [unclear] L’chaim, and you hear the voice of a Jew. And he’s saying Chassidus; it’s rich, it has life in it, but most Jews [unclear]. [unclear]. [unclear]. Who cannot [unclear]? A Jew [unclear] Chassidus. “Go forth from your land, from your birthplace, and from your father’s house, to the land that I will show you.” Avraham Avinu is a tzaddik, and [unclear] “that I will show you.” Let’s look at the parsha, if we can. [unclear] the explanation. This is [unclear] Jerusalem. [unclear], it’s based on [unclear]. [unclear] the explanation. [unclear]. But who [unclear]? [unclear] our inner selves [unclear]. The Chassidic parsha [unclear]. When I read Parshas Lech Lecha [unclear]. There are better examples. “Lech lecha” [unclear]. [unclear]. “Lech lecha” in its simple meaning. “Lech lecha,” and so on. [unclear]. This is a novel point [unclear]. [unclear] a novel point in the parsha. [unclear] who speaks [unclear]. [unclear]. [unclear]. [unclear]. [unclear] “Lech lecha” [unclear]. [unclear]. I think we learned [unclear]. “Lech lecha” [unclear]. This alludes to the borders of Eretz Yisroel. [unclear]. [unclear] a lofty insight. Not [unclear], not [unclear], and so on. [unclear] he is [unclear] between [unclear]. [unclear] genuine. [unclear]. [unclear] “from your land and from your birthplace” [unclear]. Oy, oy, oy, oy, oy.

04:00 Oy, oy. “Lech lecha” [unclear]. [unclear]. [unclear] who speaks. [unclear] bar mitzvah, “Lech lecha.” So you didn’t think? You didn’t think about what they’re doing? You didn’t think—a Jew, a Jew, a Jew?