Nothing Happens Randomly - R' David Ashear (Divine Providence) STORY

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

away and everyone was tending to his funeral by the time they got around to this man it was the wee hours of the morning this man had no children he had a very hard life it was just him and his widow and they couldn't even gather a minyan to go bury him now it's like three four o'clock in the morning they're trying to get him and yan they got nine people we need one more one of the people walk into a batmatrash into a batmatrash a rabbi mageed shiur who just sat down to prepare for his upcoming shiur for the day 5 o'clock in the morning could you be the tenth met mitzvah no one's here could you be the tenth he says i'll have of course i'll do it he stops what he's doing they go make the funeral they bury this man they fulfill the mitzvah before they disband the wife says wait my husband asked me one thing one request

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1. 0:30away and everyone was tending to his funeral by the time they got around to this…
2. 1:01into a batmatrash a rabbi mageed shiur who just sat down to prepare for his upcoming…
3. 1:32request what does he want he wants everybody to sing a song by his levaya i…
4. 2:02all of a sudden that 10th man the rabbi he reaches into his pocket he opens…
5. 2:32i forgot friday afternoon i changed sunday morning early i put on the same pants don't…
6. 3:03nobody just me and him for decades but he always managed to put on a smile…
7. 3:33it was precious fashion he postpones his funeral at a time when no one's around three…

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