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החיד''א-תניא יומי ובגובה העיניים-י''א טבת תשפ''ו

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Rabbi Yoram Abergel

החיד''א-תניא יומי ובגובה העיניים-י''א טבת תשפ''ו

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May David bless him who will separate the words, "Tea, the governor, in every charity he gives three pennies, give the two at once, and others the third." And there is a secret in this matter. There is a great and beautiful And there is a secret in this matter. There is a great and beautiful matter, my righteous friends, in giving three coins. And David blesses the words, "Tea, the governor, you are a seat, I give three coins for charity." Of course, any charity he gives is also good. Sometimes, sometimes, he doesn't have one. He doesn't have any coins. He has some bill. Sometimes, he doesn't have three. He only has one coin. It wouldn't be a problem. But what's the matter, gentlemen of the righteous? If three coins were arranged in the way of the secret, there is a matter in three coins. The truth is that the son of the holy son of Ish Chai, Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim, may God protect us. Amen. He would say that the secret of these three coins is so great. The secret of the three is why it is so great that because of the importance of this secret, even on Shabbat, he would want to give. But how would he give three coins as charity on Shabbat? So what would he do? The rabbi of Moshav Port, the father-in-law of the holy son of Rabbi Mordechai Yitzhak, once told me. It was good. What would Ben Ish Chai do on Shabbat? He would give every day that he had something to bring to the house. Knesset

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  3. 8:01lowest coin is 10 Gur, so that's a minimum of what it's worth. I once heard
  4. 11:46Therefore, Rabbi Ben Ish Hai the Holy One says, "When the verses come from the Book
  5. 15:46sea sang with joy, sang with joy and with a melody, as if standing now in
  6. 20:34feast. Our birthday is a good life, a peaceful one. May you always rejoice in the
  7. 24:17those who are not there, they would sometimes think, "Listen, Rabbi, his face is so red."
  8. 28:02something from the Pentateuch, the Psalms, the Mishnah, and the Holy Scriptures. So that at every
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