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Torah BeReal · July 17 · 7 min

Devarim - Criticize With Love

In this episode of Torah BeReal, we explore what it really means to care enough to correct someone. Parshas Devarim teaches us that rebuke isn't about proving a point or making someone feel guilty—it's about helping them grow. If our words come from love and genuine concern, they can build someone up instead of breaking them down. We also discuss Shabbos Chazon, the Shabbos before Tisha B'Av. While it comes right before the saddest day of the Jewish calendar, its message isn't to stay focused on destruction—it's to look ahead with hope. Every mitzvah, every act of kindness, and every positive choice brings us one step closer to the ultimate redemption. Instead of dwelling on what was lost, we're challenged to become the generation that brings Moshiach.

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In this episode of Torah BeReal, we explore what it really means to care enough to correct someone. Parshas Devarim teaches us that rebuke isn't about proving a point or making someone feel guilty—it's about helping them grow. If our words come from love and genuine concern, they can build someone up instead of breaking them down.

We also discuss Shabbos Chazon, the Shabbos before Tisha B'Av. While it comes right before the saddest day of the Jewish calendar, its message isn't to stay focused on destruction—it's to look ahead with hope. Every mitzvah, every act of kindness, and every positive choice brings us one step closer to the ultimate redemption. Instead of dwelling on what was lost, we're challenged to become the generation that brings Moshiach.