PARASHAT TAZRIA METZORA. ¡LEPRA DIVINA! (Lev. 12:1 - 15:33)

There is a very powerful story in the Book of Melachim 2, chapters 6:24 and 7, which tells us about the terrible famine that was being experienced in Shomron, the capital of the Kingdom of Israel, due to a siege imposed by the king of Aram. It then tells the story of four lepers who were outside the city walls. Faced with this situation of famine and war, the lepers decide to go to the enemy camp and try their luck. What happens is truly unthinkable. What lesson or lessons does this story teach us? What name does the gemara give to the Messiah? What does this whole story have to do with the Messiah? What is the difference between a 20-year-old person, a 40-year-old person, and a 60-year-old person? What does Rabbi Nachman teach us? #parashadelasemana #parashaweekly #parashattazriametzora #parashatazriametzora #tazria #metzora #parasha #parashaenespañol #toraenespañol #shiurdetora #biblia #bíblia #tanah #tanaj #shiurdejasidismo #shiurdelasemana #torayjasidut #parashayjasidut #jasidutenespañol #parashathashavua #weeklyportion #weeklyportionoftheatora #torah #tora #chasidut #chasidism #raburiel #rabinouriel #raburieldeniz #Judaism #Judaism #Jews #kabala #kabalah #kabalah #jewishreligion #religion #religion #leadership #leader #sin #korban #sacrifice #unwanted #involuntary #volunteer #position #position #prince #chosen #draw near #approach #chosen #highpriest #cohen #weakness #weaknesses #strength #light #leper #leprosy #salvation #redemption #samaria #famine #starvation #treasures #options #paralyzed #results