You'll Get it All | Rabbi Alex Mizrahi

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The opening of this shiur, in Vayimaen’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Before a person works on controlling their eyes, I think you need to ask yourself a question. What am I gaining by what I'm looking at? The tells us, praiseworthy is the person, the god-fearing person that goes in the ways of Hashem. The work of your hand you should eat from and you'll be better off. Your wife will be like a grape vine within your home and your children will be like [music] olive branches going around at your table. The rabbi tells us what is puk saying that I'll have my wife in my home. I'll have my children and I'll eat from what I worked on. The rabbis tell us on Sha's decreed [music] what is going to happen to us that year? We get judged. Not only do we get judged whether we're going to live or die, not only do we get judged how much money we're going to make, we get judged on how much pleasure we're going to take

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1. 0:00Before a person works on controlling their eyes, I think you need to ask yourself a…
2. 0:31Your wife will be like a grape vine within your home and your children will be…
3. 1:02how much pleasure we're going to take from this world. I heard it over in the…
4. 1:32anyway to take from this world and you would have been given to you in a…
5. 2:03your home. All of the pleasure that you are going to have is going to be…
6. 2:34these delicious looking fruits?" Some would say, "Uh, you know, if you want us just to…
7. 3:04anything from it anyway. Why is it even worth it to look? >> [music]…

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