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Parshas Acharei Mos: The Chida Uncovers the 4 Categories of Kappara Alluded in the Pasuk

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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according in progress okay good morning everyone a how's everybody doing I want to share with you two ideas from the on opens with the subject of the teaches us that there are the teaches us that there are for thear says they asked ra asked in Rome I heard there four that and he said there are three and Chua is with each and everyone if somebody violates an and does chuva he doesn't move from there until he gets immediate M like it's says if one violates a and he does CH suspends like it says if one violates a or Andes CH and and and wipe it out like it says but one who has does not have the to suspend cannot

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  1. 0:00according in progress okay good morning everyone a how's everybody doing I want to share with…
  2. 0:31the teaches us that there are for thear says they asked ra asked in Rome I…
  3. 1:02says if one violates a and he does CH suspends like it says if one violates…
  4. 1:33does not have the to suspend cannot be cannot cleanse but they all suspend and Mis…
  5. 2:06it doesn't say this day it means with this day what does that mean um something…
  6. 2:37be that's a that if a person violated then you need to be so it says…
  7. 3:07before Hashem which isem then after CH Ander and in other words if somebody was has…
  8. 3:38that the atonement for mitv say is not really alluded to because that's with Chua alone…
  9. 4:09sined which is then after Chua and Yumer and then one will gain tahara through Mis…

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