What Our Children Will Remember | Rabbi Baruch Levine

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[Music] Thank you so much Vim for asking me to contribute on this amazing platform that brings to so many. I was saying to myself, how am I supposed to tell you know the world in Kadusha we're all struggling with it. I said I need something a good story that can maybe everyone could relate to. And I was sitting with a Rebi in my yeshiva katana by recess last week and he told me a ma and I was thinking to myself that this is something I think we can learn from and he said that he was teaching he and he said that he was teaching he often says stories of gdum to his third grade and he said a story was sitting in his house and he had a tiny house and his house was basically a little room and he was sitting on his bed and the ber were coming and they were handling with him and learning and one ber knocked over his negoers and it went all over and le and iron le didn't flinch like as if nothing happened. He kept on going obviously to be sensitive to the Talmud who spilled the water. Corner of the classroom there

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1. 0:00[Music] Thank you so much Vim for asking me to contribute on this amazing platform that…
2. 0:31and he said that he was teaching he often says stories of gdum to his third…
3. 1:01the water. Corner of the classroom there was a boy and he raises his hand and…
4. 1:31Reb's coffee spilled all over Reby's papers and Rebby just kept on going and then I…
5. 2:02way it's not just that is that moment of temptation that we have to work on…

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