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And you shall choose life

ובחרת בחיים
This phrase is from the Torah, specifically from Deuteronomy 30:19. It is part of Moshe's final speech to the Israelites, where he urges them to choose the path of life by following Hashem's commandments and living according to His ways. The full verse is: "I call heaven and earth to witness against you this day: I have set before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. Therefore choose life, so that you and your descendants may live." This phrase encapsulates a central theme in Jewish thought: the importance of making choices that align with Hashem's will, leading to a life filled with meaning, spiritual fulfillment, and blessing. It encourages individuals to actively pursue a life of righteousness, wisdom, and connection with Hashem.
Shiurim in this topic
3294. Divine Providence, Free Choice, and Inspiring Others in Jewish Life השגחה פרטית, בחירה חפשית, והשראת אחרים בחיים יהודיים
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3875. Reciting Chasidus in Shuls and the Importance of Personal Choice חזרת דא"ח בבתי כנסיות וחשיבות הבחירה האישית
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3601. Responsibility of Survivors and Guidance for Educators אחריות הניצולים והדרכה למחנכים
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3650. The Rebbe's Redemption as Proof of Torah's Triumph Over Opposition גאולת הרבי כהוכחה לנצחון התורה על המתנגדים
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5562. Blessing for a Successful Start to the Day Camp ברכה להתחלה מוצלחת של הדעי קעמפ
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8101. Following Guidance, Accepting Divine Authority, and Choosing the Right Path הליכה אחר הדרכה, קבלת עול מלכות שמים, ובחירת הדרך הנכונה
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