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Eikev: Bring a Korban Today - Making 100 Blessings

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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bre in this week's para that Romeo teaches you need to make 100 an amazing observation is made in the play namely that the to make 100 is found in not in we've pointed out the rule of that Every aada is located in its designated spot. Each agatada is positioned in a in a very specific designated spot in a spot that is relevant to the theme of that idea. Why is may insh say there interesting he brings from the adamak mikm is gamatria 100. From here we learn someone who makes he is more accepted by hashem than bringing a carbon. Likewise the shall Allah brings is 100 is a to anyone who brings may is like he was of a carbon the in his parish on the also says there were masaki in May the hundukim

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  1. 0:00bre in this week's para that Romeo teaches you need to make 100 an amazing observation…
  2. 0:31is located in its designated spot. Each agatada is positioned in a in a very specific…
  3. 1:01mikm is gamatria 100. From here we learn someone who makes he is more accepted by…
  4. 1:32that in the kish that talk about carbon the says there are hundred sukim and kish…
  5. 2:04is like offering carbon. So it says this would give us an insight into why the…
  6. 2:34maybe because you know there two parts of a carbon there. There's the actual bringing of…
  7. 3:06sak. Maybe that's why the the of is specifically found in not in because what's the…
  8. 3:38anyway, it's really an amazing observation that everyone's aware of. Just you have to pay attention…

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