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Parshas Tzav: Learning About Korbonos Is Like You Brought Them.....Only if You Pray

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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recording in progress okay good afternoon friend sh this morning I would like to share with you an amazing approach from on the what's the lar twice you know K to say and shakas that we pray that Hashem consider should consider it that our recitation say of the par Ted should be reckoned like the offering of the Ted and that's how the that someone who reads should say the concept of that by learning and speaking about something it's as if it was actually brought the question though is we don't just say it we also DAV we pray that Hashem considers should consider it as if we brought it why do we need to offer that prayer if there is a mechanism of then why do we need to pray that hem reckon it that way Hashem does reckon it that way that's what it is the says that based on the the answer is

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