Parshas Behar: In Memory of David Kaye a''h - When Man Has No Redeemers

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

but he was an individual who was very dedicated not only to the Min but even practices that people would be quite surprised that there are still people in this world who um who are no to to observe them for instance he was somebody who actually fasted on bahb for those who even know what bab is so his his funeral is actually um very shortly but in a far away community in a distant community so uh unfortunately we can't be there but I just want to say um a few words says um as he does in many occasions in thees interprets these words if a man will not have a a redeemer and he will afford well the uh the simple meaning of the PK of course is uh what the Torah goes on

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1. 0:30but he was an individual who was very dedicated not only to the Min but even…
2. 1:02a few words says um as he does in many occasions in thees interprets these words…
3. 1:32to describe if somebody has a field that cannot be redeemed and what should happen to…
4. 2:04is someone who throws his complete package all of his worries all all of his desires…
5. 2:35way why would a person be considered all by himself person might have parents siblings children…
6. 3:05that he has no Redeemer other than then he's then a person can be confident and…
7. 3:35even they don't have those who are a blood relative to say Kadesh for them but…

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