Toldos: Rav Yisrael Salanter on Esav's Spit

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

But you see, there's something missing on the on the cover. What's missing is the one who's going to dedicate it. So right over here we could write your name right that's that's available for you because when was the last time you had your name on a y safer you know that would be really nice. So uh and this safer there's a braha from the reba. Okay. Actually um so if anybody wants to help uh dedicate the safer that's available right now my biggest dedicator is the rebba [laughter] but um that's up and coming. Now I want to share with you something uh very interesting on the para on uh Wednesday. We mentioned that Asov had an interesting diet. Asov would drink his mother's blood. When Asov was in utero, he drank his mother's blood because we know the blood turns into milk. and he was trying to uh take away Jacob Ainu's milk. And the reason why he wasn't worried about himself is you need milk for teeth. But As already was born with teeth, so he didn't uh he didn't need the milk. But that's why Jacob needed a wet nurse. Now today we're going to analyze Asov's spit. You know,

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1. 0:51But you see, there's something missing on the on the cover. What's missing is the one…
2. 1:24right now my biggest dedicator is the rebba [laughter] but um that's up and coming. Now…
3. 1:56in utero, he drank his mother's blood because we know the blood turns into milk. and…
4. 2:26I I I should have warned you before, but this is not for a general audience.…
5. 2:59Shakov says as began, you [clears throat] know, he started ga collecting the mucus in his…
6. 3:29to describe the uh the ear nose and throat activities of as at the time of…
7. 3:59that he had a bakar so he told them here go to my bakar look at…
8. 4:29real Bakar over here. I would add that he he was going to tell look I…

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