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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Eliyahu Maksumov’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
there was a great story about a great Khan they called him the jeweler he lived in the great city of Aleppo and he had a morning routine every single day he would head to the mcveair early in the morning and then after the McVeigh he will go learn and then you have to learning he will continue to learn and after learning until 11 o'clock he will go open up a shop around 11 o'clock and this was his normal routine and then when he comes to the store people will come and they'll ask him to appraise the value of the gems and he would the value of the gems and he would the jewelry and then he would buy and sell he was very successful one day as well was heading to the McVeigh early in the morning suddenly he bumps into this area with this huge turban with this huge taboosh so the Arab takes off the taboosh and he says Rabbi I heard that you're a jeweler over here I have an offer that you cannot resist so the Rabbi says listen I'm in a rush right now I have to go to the microwave I have a schedule ahead of me he says you don't understand let me show you something he starts unraveling the taboosh the turbine and then he takes out this beautiful gem he says this gem
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- 0:00there was a great story about a great Khan they called him the jeweler he lived…
- 0:31value of the gems and he would the jewelry and then he would buy and sell…
- 1:01out this beautiful gem he says this gem is worth a million dollars and I was…
- 2:03start to sell it and now all of a sudden he starts seeing in the front…
- 2:33locate ten dollars the guy says twenty dollars the rabbi announces thirty dollars everyone's wanting what…
- 3:03dollar out of my pocket I trusted soul from Hashem and in the end of the…
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