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The Gemoro in Yoma I quoted זכה נעשית לו סם החיים… is being elaborated in Maharal NesivosOlom (Torah7), and I understand it more according with Tosfos in Psochim50b. When it’s leKapeach leKanter…
When I saw KliYokor’s Mahalach, the first thing that popped in my mind was the Gemoro in Yoma:
זכה נעשית לו סם חיים לא זכה נעשית לו סם מיתהThanks. R.E. very interesting how he explains it through Taanis 11b. A drug for the sick can be harmful to the healthy…
I brought it up as a drash a possible connection bet. the 2 parshiyos.
R Eliezer. That is like Efer Haporoh.
Which reminds the vort re Yosef HaTzadik שלא יריח אותו צדיק
a the smell of נכאת צרי ולטYes r Eliezer. I remember it when I used to have the אוצר הראשונים.
At the time I connected this Remach eivorov with Gibor that Gemoro in Nedorim says…that, thiis s the chidush. That with all his physical attributes he still was more humble and lower than ANYONE on earth.What you’ve mentioned on ‘Yechaper’ , maybe one can connect it to the missing letter ‘yut’, in word ‘onov…’
ירושלמי ברכות (סח): כל פיטטיא בישין, ופיטטיא דאורייתא טבין.
Gadlus of Moishe Rabeinu is also, asides from his spiritual greatness one can’t even imagine (vaTchasrehu…), he had also all attributes revered in this material world: physically-strong, rich, tall… (Nedorim 38). Which gives an added explanation of the emphasis “miKol hoOdom asher al pnei hoAdomoh”…
The Ohev Yisroel (Matos) connects this day to (prepare) oneself to Yom Kippur
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It is also a very sad reminder how stability is so important.
“Hevey mispallel…”Not necessarily related to Shmittoh, but Tirah’dik nevertheless.
Today 19 Iyor, is R’ Mendele Rimanover zy”o. He used to repeat SfirathHoOimer w/o a Brocho.
His Talmid, the Mar’e Yechezke’el (104) praises him in length and cites this fact. https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=1689&st=&pgnum=148&hilite= (right column at the bottom)Some good news:
Each and every one of us saves lives bez”h by our social distancing. According to moderate to extreme “predictions”.__
Rashb”y did it at the time https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=49455&st=&pgnum=50. it’s en Eis- Rotzon, please Hashem.