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Harav Igal Cohen & Rabbi David Melamed - Hashem Loves You!

R. Hecht Wednesday Night Shiur

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In a few minutes, we're all going to have the honor of hearing Rabal Coen, the famous Raikal Coen who's going to speak to us about and I was thinking originally I wanted to speak on that topic. I didn't know that he's going to speak here. When I found out I realized maybe to hear too much in is overwhelming. So I decided to go ahead and maybe change it up a little. change it up a little. There was a famous philanthropist 200 years ago. Whoever visited Israel has seen his name all over almost every city has a street named after him. Baron Rothschild. Whether you go to Patam which is where I'm from. There you go to there you go to Tel Aviv. It's a very long street was a tremendously wealthy man and not only was he wealthy but with his wealth only was he wealthy but with his wealth he did great deeds. He was a very very big gave a lot of charity huge philanthropist the extent that they say the Rothschild family in general was very very wealthy. One of the Rothschilds he used to hire. He had a group in his house a group of scribes that he would hire to live with him to live in his house in his mansion. And their job was to constantly write their job was to constantly write to constantly write to constantly write so as to spread as much to Rothschild gave a massive amass massive amounts of all over to all Jewish communities around the world. He was from Europe, but he gave a large amount to people living in Israel. There is an area that was founded by him. If I'm not mistaken, it's there was a rabbi. His name was the altar of Kelm. The altar of Kelmiva

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  1. 0:00In a few minutes, we're all going to have the honor of hearing Rabal Coen, the
  2. 6:11the opportunity when you see that there is no in the synagogue to run to the
  3. 12:22time a man that slaughtered hundreds and hundreds of babies Jewish babies every day to bathe
  4. 18:39year, for 5 years, something to be grateful for. And do we go ahead and appreciate
  5. 24:48me alone. Let me do my thing. I'm a shepherd. I'm a good guy. I like
  6. 30:54>> I appreciate that. Sorry. Sorry guys. I'm running around the rabbi's here. We're so honored
  7. 37:02Everybody wants to be friend of you. But this is not real friend. Real friend going
  8. 43:12I was born very very poor in very poor family in very bad neighborhood in our
  9. 49:23Look, listen to me. a person that doesn't feel like a lucky man. It's not because
  10. 55:40loves us and give us the best thing in the world. So when I have $5

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