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                                   Chafetz Chayim    הרימשה תבוח סרטנוק  .אוֹבָל דיִתָעֶל ןוֹבְּשֶׁחְו  .םָשׁ ןֵיַּע ,ד"י קרֶֶפּ הרָיִכְזַּה רַעַשׁ ןוֹשָׁלַּה תרַיִמְשִׁבוּ  ."וֹתרָֻבְגִבּ שֶׁמֶשַּׁה תאֵצְכּ ויָבֲהֹאְו" :)א"ל 'ה םיִטְפוֹשׁ( רֵמוֹא   בוּתָכַּה ןֶהיֵלֲע ,'וּכְו ןיִביִשְׁמ ןיֵאְו ןָתָפּרְֶח ןיִעְמוֹשׁ ,ןיִבְלוֹע   םָ
                              Kuntres Chovat HaShemirah                                                              הרימשה תבוח סרטנוק
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               corpse, a mitzvah in which one has a great obligation to become
               involved, as imposed by the Torah.  Even the Kohein Gadol or
               a Nazir (who normally are forbidden to defile themselves) must
               become involved with this mitzvah so that the corpse will not                                               'ז קרֶֶפּ
               be left (unattended) in disgrace.  And all the more so when the
               words of Hashem Yitbarach are laying in disgrace since no one
               cares for them.  (Emphatically) How very great is the obligation                       .הָבָשֲׁחַמְבוּ רוּבּדְִבּ תוֹיוּלְתַּה תוְֹצִמַּה לֹע תַלָבּקַ בוּיִּחְבּ
               to love and embrace them and not violate them.  Most certainly                         םיִבּרְֻמ ויָתוֹנוֲֹעֶשׁ ,דֹאְמ יוּצָמ ,וֹרוּבִּדּ רֵמוֹשׁ וֹניֵאֶשׁ יִמ
               as one expresses his concern for the honor of HaKadosh Baruch                                              .ויָתוֹיֻּכְזִּמ
               Hu, that His mitzvot should not be left in a state of disgrace and
               neglect, so too will HaKadosh Baruch Hu preserve the honor of
               this person both in this world and in Olam Haba, as the pasuk
               states (Shemuel I 2:30) “I will honor those who honor Me.”                          וּנָא  הֵנִּה  .וֹבּ  וּנְחַתָפֶּשׁ  הֶמַּבּ  סרְֵטְנֻקַּה  םֵיַּסְנ  הָתַּעְו

               Even though harboring baseless hatred in one’s heart is a Lav and                   הֶלֵּא ירַָבְדּ תֶא םֶתְּמַשְׂו" :)ח"י א"י םירִָבְדּ( םוֹי לָכְבּ ןירְִמוֹא
               one is obligated to uproot that hatred from one’s heart (mind), still,              ,תוְֹצִמַּה  לֹע  תַלָבּקַ  אוּהֶשׁ  ,"םֶכְשְׁפַנ  לַעְו  םֶכְבַבְל  לַע
               it is well known that as one disciplines oneself against speaking
               (negatively), over a period of time that discipline becomes a great                 םירִָבְדַּה ןיֵבּ ,תוְֹצִמַּה לָכּ לֵלוֹכּ אוּהְו .ל"ַזֲח וּרְמָאֶשׁ וֹמְכּ
               help in uprooting that hatred.  (By way of an analogy) It is just                   ןיֵבוּ  ,רוּבּדְִבּ  ןיִיוּלְתַּה  םירִָבְדַּה  ןיֵבוּ  ,הֶשֲׂעַמְבּ  םיִיוּלְתַּה
               like a burning fire that is confined to a pot without any room
               to expand; that fire will extinguish itself very quickly.  But that                 םיִבָצִּנ תַשׁרָָפְבּ בוּתָכֶּשׁ וֹמְכּ ,הָבָשֲׁחַמְבּ ןיִיוּלְתַּה םירִָבְדַּה
               would not be the case if one continued to speak on this subject
               (and continued to express his hatred), his sense of hatred would                    ךְָבָבְלִבוּ ךָיִפְבּ דֹאְמ רָבָדַּה ךָיֶלֵא בוֹרקָ יִכּ" :)ד"י 'ל םירִָבְדּ(
               become even more reinforced.                                                        בֹשֲׁחַלְו רֵבּדְַל לָגּרְֻמ אוּה רֶשֲׁאַבּ םָדָאָה הֵנִּהְו ."וֹתשֲׂעַל
               [  10  ]  {Sanctifying  Gd’s  Name}    The  pasuk  states  (Yirmiyah                קרַ איִה הָלָבַּקַּהֶשׁ וֹשְׁפַנְבּ הֶמּדְַמ ,וֹחוּר לַע הֶלוֹעֶשּׁ הַמ לָכּ
               23:24)  “If  man  hides  himself  within  those  hidden  places  will
               I not see him, says Hashem; do I not fill up the Heavens and                        הרְָסָאֶשּׁ הַמ תוֹשֲׂעַל אלֶֹּשְׁו ,ךְרַָבְּתִי 'ה וּהָוִּצֶּשּׁ הַמ תוֹשֲׂעַל
               the Earth, says Hashem?!”  Chazal there (Shemot Rabbah 8:2,                         וֹתְּעַדּ  לַע  הֶלֲעַמ  ןיֵא  רוּבּדְִו  הָבָשֲׁחַמ  לַע  לָבֲא  ,הרָוֹתַּה
               Tanchumah Va’era 9 and Naso 4) explain this pasuk as if it did
               not say “I will see him” but rather “I will show him” (to others)                   תוְֹצִמַּה לָכּ תֶלֶלוֹכּ איִה יִכּ ,אוּה ןֵכ אלֹ תֶמֱאֶבּ לָבֲא .לָלְכּ
               [‘Areinu’  instead  of  ‘Ereinu’].    For  example,  if  a  man  sleeps                             .ל"ַנַּכְו הרָוֹתַּבּ תוֹבוּתְכַּה
               with a woman in secret and says “who will see me and who will
               know what I am doing?”  HaKadosh Baruch Hu says, “I will
               demonstrate to society what this man did.”  How?  The child                         וֹמְצַע לַע לֵבּקְַמֶּשׁ בֹשֲׁחַל ,הָלָבַּקַּה תֵעְבּ רֵהָזִּל שֵׁי ,ןֵכּ לַעְו
               born of this union will look just like his father (the adulterer) and               לָלְכִבּ אָליֵמִּמוּ ,הרָוֹתַּבּ םיִבוּתְכַּה ךְרַָבְּתִי 'ה ירְֵבִדּ לָכּ םֵיּקְַל
               everyone will know that this child is his son.  But the opposite is
               also true.  If one learns Torah secretly, even though he does not                   הָבָשֲׁחַמַּהְו רוּבִּדַּה קֶלֵחְבּ ןיִיוּלְתַּה ,ןיִשָׂעְו ןיִואָלַּה לָכּ הֶז





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