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"Come to Pharoah" - Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi

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

[Music] moses hashem told me approach why does that tawa have to use such an aggressive word bo bo means like approach paul just say come to paulo why don't you say ball like such a strong term says as a tremendous lesson in order for mushroom to go in front of in order for mushroom to go in front of paul he has to be aware of his powers he has to be aware how powerful mushroom himself is mashed up is the son of hashem but sometimes a person even moshe bennu can get intimidated from paul he can get intimidated from evil corrupt like paul so hashem over here wanted to remind bennu you mushroom boy go approach parole be strong be tough be go approach parole be strong be tough be aware how much you're capable of and don't be intimidated by paul that's why it says says fatimit it means be aggressive and it's a tremendous lesson to be learned from here says this fat amit was a parable as a comparison to the yet saga throughout our lives paul is always considered evil face to face believe in yourself so too

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  1. 0:02[Music] moses hashem told me approach why does that tawa have to use such an aggressive
  2. 0:33in order for mushroom to go in front of paul he has to be aware of
  3. 1:04go approach parole be strong be tough be aware how much you're capable of and don't
  4. 1:36face to face believe in yourself so too we have to approach the battle of the
  5. 2:07are 12 years old and boys at 13 years old say astonished simple question if a
  6. 2:37of 14 fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty the yetzara has more power he took over
  7. 3:08powerful we can do tremendous thing in the world we can build we can overcome the
  8. 3:38than the tests that the yetzara that the evil inclination throws at you you are extremely

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