Reflection Of Our Purity | Rabbi Nachum Binder

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[music] We all know the times [music] that we're living in are times when the yetzer hara is fighting his final battle, [music] trying with all his might to get us where it hurts us most, kedusha, shmiras einayim. So many of us struggle day in, day out, and at [music] times throughout these struggles and the nefilos that sometimes come with it, we feel like [music] failures. We can be walking down the street and We can be walking down the street and something meets our eye and it has such an effect on us [music] and we think to ourselves, how low can we be that this affects me so strongly? What's going to be with me? And I once saw a beautiful moshol. A mechanic who sits all day in his shop climbing under the cars, letting the oil and all the dirt of the car flow onto his clothing, onto his shirt. If he happens to be drinking a coffee and some of the coffee stains his shirt, it makes no difference to him. The shirt is

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1. 0:00[music] We all know the times [music] that we're living in are times when the yetzer…
2. 0:30We can be walking down the street and something meets our eye and it has such…
3. 1:01no difference to him. The shirt is filthy anyway. But that young yeshiva bochur who wakes…
4. 1:32reason why the stain makes such a difference to him is because [music] of how clean…
5. 2:04should continue in our struggles and continue leading the path [music] that when Mashiach will come…

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