Special Series - The Only Exception | Rabbi Eliyohu Meir Schmeltzer

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

[Music] rat abramsky the chief Rabbi of London used to give aish here every Friday night and many of the attendees were people who were distant from TY MIT but they were interested in becoming closer came par andat was in a quandry the entire week he was strategizing and agonizing How can I properly adequately present the para the para of the para that permits a person during war to compromise standards of kadha how do I give this over to this crowd and after a week of deep thought he walked into the sheir and he said before we open our kashim I would like to tell you something this par is the Mandate that everything in the Tyra is obligatory but everything in the is doable and accessible and manageable and he proceeded with the par and he proceeded with the par of the tells us tell us the addresses the says just we do not want that a person should transgress and therefore the T permitted the relationship with the asan and said could this possibly be because something is difficult because there's a

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1. 0:03[Music] rat abramsky the chief Rabbi of London used to give aish here every Friday night…
2. 0:35the para of the para that permits a person during war to compromise standards of kadha…
3. 1:07and he proceeded with the par of the tells us tell us the addresses the says…
4. 1:37something is difficult because there's a challenge which is difficult the tah does away with all…
5. 2:07people not just regular but only the that were eligible to go to the army that…
6. 2:37to distract the soldiers to distract them by putting in front of them challenges of Kusha…
7. 3:07situation does the T permit it that means the t is giving a message that no…
8. 3:39must give a how do you know that through the eternity of cloud strol everybody will…
9. 4:11cannot do it I cannot do it the message of the par of is you could…

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