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Reader Pettek Nanach Commentary תפילות כנגד התמידים
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תפילות כנגד התמידים

T209 PNC - Prayers Correspond to the Tamid Offerings

Pettek Nanach Running Commentary on Likutey Moharan

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ביניים: תפילות כנגד התמידים — שחרית ומנחה כנגד תמיד של שחר ושל בין הערביים. תפילה = עבודה שבלב, המשך עבודת המקדש. עיוני: LM א׳ רט׳ — "תפילות כנגד תמידין תיקנו" (ברכות כו); תפילה = המשך עבודת התמיד בהעדר המקדש.

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Beginner: The Sages instituted daily prayers (Shacharit and Mincha) corresponding to the two daily Tamid offerings in the Temple. This correspondence is not just historical — it is structural. Prayer is the Temple service of the heart. Just as the Tamid was offered at fixed times regardless of mood or circumstances, so too prayer must be steady, regular, unwavering. The Tamid was "always" (tamid) — continuous, faithful, daily. Our prayers carry on the Temple's eternal flame in the absence of the physical altar. Intermediate: T209: Tefillot (prayers) correspond structurally to the Tamidim (twice-daily Temple offerings) — Shacharit/Mincha mirror the morning and afternoon Tamid. Prayer is avodah she-ba-lev (service of the heart) that continues the Temple's eternal flame. LM 209.

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