Shmos: How to Not Be Consumed by the Fire

Update: 2023-01-13

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What is the symbolism of the burning bush? Here is one explanation from a maamar of the Frierdiker Rebbe. It's talking about two opposite fires: the passion of the righteous for G-d and the passion of the wicked for earthly pleasures. The Torah is the solution for how to survive both of these.

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Shmos: How to Not Be Consumed by the Fire

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Shmos: How to Not Be Consumed by the Fire