How to Heal... This One Simple Concept That Makes It Easier!
Channel: Taylor Talks with Rabbi Pinchas Taylor
Date: 2018-01-31

There's a simple concept, that if understood correctly, can help ease pain and heal you. We break down this concept in this weeks Taylor Talks.

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Transcript:
G-d says in the book of Exodus: “All the diseases that I placed on Egypt, I will not place on you. I am G-d your Healer.” The verse, at first glance, seems contradictory. First G-d says that sickness will not come, but concludes the verse “I am G-d, your Healer,” implying that sickness may indeed come and He will heal it! The ambiguity can be explained as follows: When G-d brought the plagues to Egypt, He did so as a punishment for transgression. G-d informs the Jewish people that afflictions that come upon them will be of a different nature. Rabbi Pinchas Taylor reminds us that the afflictions will not be punishments per se; they will instead be curative wounds.