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Rabbi Baruch Rosenblum

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Days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot in the year 1945 I would like to dedicate the lesson to the healing of Rabbi [ __ ] Simcha Rabbi [ __ ] ben Simcha and the healing of Yishai ben Miriam in the Shaar Huli Yisrael, the healing of the Rabbi's wife and also the soul of my grandfather, whose day is his day and his religion. We are in the days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot, and I would like to talk a little about the virtue of Segev. These days, before we These days, before we talk in the divine service about the holiday of Sukkot, it is known to everyone that it is ruled according to the law in the Shulchan Arukh that on these days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot, Tachanun is not said. This is how it appears in the Shulchan Arukh, the sign T. Rachd. In principle, when you are told not to say Tachanun, no one asks why. If you are told to say Tachanun, everyone asks why you don't say Tachanun. It seems to everyone that everything is fine. No one has any questions. What happened? But the Gaon Minla asks one has any questions. What happened? But the Gaon Minla asks what is the meaning of the fact that Tachanun is not said on these days, and the Gaon Minla says that these days are a slightly better day than Yom Kippur. These days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot have a law of A somewhat good day like Yom Kippur, and he brings two sources to this. The first source he brings is Midrash Rava, Leviticus Rava, Parasha, Learn the verse, "You took it for yourselves on the first day." The first midrash says, "To calculate it, you have a second excuse." The Gaon says, "Because on these days

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  1. 0:00Days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot in the year 1945 I would like to dedicate the
  2. 7:06also called the Great Fast, the Great Fast, and this also teaches us the The matter
  3. 13:19Sukkot are exalted days, like Chol HaMoed. From circumcision, a person is obligated to add more
  4. 19:28do a mitzvah or to commit a transgression, as the Rambam and the Ramban wrote. And
  5. 25:43gold in order to commit an offense, he took the trouble to cross seven rivers in
  6. 32:01listen. These offenses are because you lied to Him. You lied to them. Why did you
  7. 38:14it is a mention of Sukkot itself, then what is the mention of Sukkot itself? Sukkot
  8. 44:28Tishrei." These are the most wonderful things. But here you ask a question. And why exactly
  9. 50:49the gematria of Tza Tza? This is 91. How much is Sukkah in gematria of Sukkah
  10. 57:00could not receive the kingdom and died, may God have mercy on him, so what do

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