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Parshas Eikev: GOOD JOKES

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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okay so the parachute begins with what we call a stira a contradiction maneuver the parachute begins and it will be according to the targum the reward from its voice so the passion begins talking about the reward for mitzvos i'm gonna it's gonna rain and you're gonna be blessed and you're gonna multiply and you're gonna proliferate all the blessings that's how proliferate all the blessings that's how the passion begins you may have forgotten that last week's parashat ends you today to perform them upon which the gemara arab and darshan's hyoim today you do the mitzvos and tomorrow you get the reward well-known gemara today you do the mitzvoth tomorrow you get the words the reward from here we learn skara maleka there ain't no reward for maleka there ain't no reward for mid-choice in this world you know it's a famous song there ain't no reward from itself in this world you don't get rewarded from its in this world skara bahaya maleka the problem is that these two principles juxtaposed to each other are a contradiction the last words of eschanan are you im today you do the mitzvos tomorrow you get the reward in the end you get the reward and the afterlife you get the reward and the opening words of eikev are vahayu of tishman and here's the reward for mid-spice so if you would remember what mid-spice so if you would remember what we learned last week you would say wait a second last week we ended there's no reward from it says and this week we begin there is reward in this world for mitzvos so the in the sephiroth david he calls it tarti de saserin ubedibur namro it's two things that contradict and they're all said in one statement the khida writes in the rosh david on the seventh line how do we reconcile

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  1. 1:05okay so the parachute begins with what we call a stira a contradiction maneuver the parachute
  2. 4:41simcha fer that you put in for doing the middle so you get rewarded in this
  3. 8:52be in a bad mood in a good mood the students should be terrorized and then
  4. 13:00moreover while rebecca celebrated 60 weddings in his family rabbah had to suffer 60 funerals in
  5. 16:36bothered that ghazal say that the rabbis would start their shiram with a joke asked to
  6. 20:39likewise the chuva meiahava of revelation flaccos who's this tamin muvak of the noid he also
  7. 24:50now i don't think it was a knock-knock joke i don't think it was how many
  8. 28:24i believe robinus and ibishits says and maintains that rabbi actually said a joke because why
  9. 32:35and rav said tell you the truth i don't know rebbe didn't say a joke today
  10. 36:43trick i know already there was an intermediary edition of the city of yaakov indian with

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