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The Tradition of the Baal Shem Tov From Eliyahu Hanavi about Hoshana Rabba & Shemini Atzeres

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Okay, good morning everyone. We have Hosana Rabba tonight. So everybody's invited to join us for Suda at 8:30 and Ashir we have amazing material. It's a big highlight for the for the whole everybody's cordially invited. Okay. So let me tell you a little bit about Hanaba. First of all a few important. We know that Hanaba is the 21st day of the year. That's very significant. First of all, writes that from the beginning of the year, which is really the beginning of year, which is really the beginning of creation is el 26th day of creation is hashba. So hashba is called because it concludes it seals the name of hashem. The name of hashem is sealed on hashba. 26 days into the creation of the world is furthermore the writes if you take the if you take the v and you so to speak you dismiss the final he because we already have a hey so you just take the

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