- This topic has 21 replies, 18 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 1 month ago by .
-
Posts
-
This thread is for “good sayings”
Including Alta yiddish sayings
Please stick to Jewish sayings and sayings with ????
yeder shmoiger- far zich toig er.
an alten ber ken men nisht oislernen tanzen.
more to come…I just have to remember them.
der mit di mea hut di deia.
If Hashem took you to it
He will help you through it!
Tracht Git
Vet es zein git!
a mench tracht un got lacht…
my fave-gam zu letova.
and, Hashem doesnt give you anything you cant handle.
hevei dan kol odom l’kaf z’chus
and also, hevei mekabeil es kol ha-odom be sever panim yafos.
the only person you can fool forever is yourself. but wats so good about tricking a fool?!
No one can do anything to help or harm you other than Hashem who is in total control.
This are the famous RABBI HEXTER of BYBALT quotes i LOVE them
1- When Jews dont make Kiddish
The Goyim make Havdalah
2- Nature is not natural, its supernatural naturally
3- I had the blues
‘cuz I had no shoes
Until I met someone on the street
who had no feet
tov li torah pichu malfie zuhuv v’ chasef (mind the spelling )
why is title good jewish saying? is there such thing as bad jewish saying’s?
“1- When Jews dont make Kiddish
The Goyim make Havdalah”
I believe this came from R’ Chaim of Volozhin.
“man plans and god laughs”
i forget the yiddesh version
for the yiddish version see my post above. another version is “man proposes and god disposes”
When I went to Rav Shteinman my father asked for Yiddishe Nachas. Rav Shteinman turned to my father and said “Is there any other kind of Nachas.”
music: a mench tracht un gut lacht
another one: a mench iz a mul shtarker fun eizen un a mul shvacher fun a flieg
i.e. a man is sometimes stronger than iron, and sometimes weaker than a fly
and another: a ligner daf huben a gitten zikoiren i.e. a liar needs a good memory
and finally: a smile is a curve that sets a lot of things straight
????? ?????? ??? ???? ?????
If you chill down here you will have to defrost up there.
WIY
“I need this like I need a lokh in kop.”
One of my favourites from the Rambam in Hilchos Talmud Torah 3:10.
Unfortunately somewhat out of fashion these days.
“Anyone who decides to be engaged in Torah [study] and not to work, and will be supported by Tzedaqa – this person desecrates God’s name (Chillel es Hashem), degrades the Torah, extinguishes the light of our faith, brings evil upon himself and forfeits life in Olam haBa (The world to come); since it is forbidden to derive benefit from the words of Torah in this world. The Rabbis said (Avot 4:5): Anyone who derives benefit from the words of Torah in this world, forfeits his life in Olam haBa. They further commanded and said: (Avot 4:5) Do not make them [the words of Torah] a crown to magnify yourself or an axe with which to chop. They further commanded, saying: (Avot 1:10) Love work and despise positions of power (Rabbonus). And: (Avot 2:2) Any Torah which is not accompanied by work will eventually be nullified and will lead to sin. Ultimately, such a person will steal from others.”
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.