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| Art: Debi Payne |
by Rabbi David Pinto Shlita
It is written, “Your ox will be slaughtered before your eyes, but you will not eat from it. Your donkey will be robbed from before you, but it will not return to you. Your flocks will be given to your enemies, but you will have none to save you” [Ki Tavo 28:31].
As our teachers have said in the holy Zohar, all the curses conceal blessings.
In his book Nachal Kedumim, the Chida writes that this verse, read in the reverse sense, becomes a blessing: “You will be saved, and your enemies will have nothing. Your flocks will be returned, and your donkey will not be robbed from you. You will eat the meat of your ox, and it will not be slaughtered before your eyes.”
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