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 “The festival of Shavuot for Hashem” implies that we celebrate this
 holiday for Hashem’s sake alone. We must ensure that we welcome  9
 Him properly, immersed in Torah and not, chalilah, in frivolity and
 foolishness.      “Now, O Israel, what does Hashem, your G-d,
 We are instructed to regard the words of Torah with freshness, each day  askofyou?OnlytofearyourG-d,togoin all
 anew. One should consider himself as if he is receiving the Torah every  His ways and to love Him, and to serve
 day of his life. In this manner, he will observe it with enthusiasm, and  Hashem your G-d, with all your heart and with
 never by rote or force of habit.
                   all your soul”
 The nations blessed Bnei Yisrael upon hearing that they were receiving  (Devarim 10:12)
 the Torah. Yet, we know that Har Sinai was called by this name because
 together with the Torah, sinah (hatred) of the gentiles descended upon
 Bnei Yisrael. Do the nations admire them or abhor them? When Bnei
 Yisrael do Hashem’s will, the nations bless them, but when Bnei Yisrael
 try to imitate them, their hatred flares up. This is to bring Bnei Yisrael
 back to Hashem in teshuvah.
 When Moshe was on High, he received the power to hold on to the
 Heavenly Throne and respond fittingly to the accusation of the angels.
 Every person receives special powers to ascend in Torah and protect
 himself from injury. It all depends on the level of his service of Hashem
 and his dedication to Him. Moshe sacrificed his life for Hashem by
 refraining from food and drink for forty days. He thereby merited Divine
 protection and the ability to teach us this vital lesson.











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