Rain the First Night of Sukkos - Is Hashem Rejecting Us?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

so the biggest topic right now is the weather forecast for the first night of sukus they're predicting rain it's like 90% chance of rain and this is not just on everyone's mind because of the obligation to eat in the Suka especially the great obligation the first night of sukus but especially in light of what the mishna teaches us that r on sukus is a sign of a CL it's a sign of a curse the says it's analogous to a servant who comes to bring to dilute the cup for the master to pour water in his wine and the master says get lost and he spills the cup in the uh servant's face I don't want your service so if Hashem sends the rain it's like he doesn't want us to sweeten theid of the so this is something everyone's a little bit anxious about you know does that mean is not interested in our service so uh my good friend rudah hula shared with me aurak the Bak it's one of the most important Pim on and onyak was written by Rak linger and this was a commentary that's considered one of the most important on in and the here's how you can remember it's l l is usually CLA CLA so this is the

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1. 0:00so the biggest topic right now is the weather forecast for the first night of sukus…
2. 0:31servant who comes to bring to dilute the cup for the master to pour water in…
3. 1:01service so uh my good friend rudah hula shared with me aurak the Bak it's one…
4. 1:34epitome of the subject of CLA L says it is only considered AA if it was…
5. 2:04that this does not mean any rejection furthermore sh he in his opinion the phenomenon of…
6. 2:34suus he even brings that the B wrote in his the that the Mal told him…
7. 3:06away and if if you would do the again the would bring so much rain like…
8. 3:36it's supposed to rain tomorrow and it's supposed to rain tomorrow night if it doesn't rain…
9. 4:17should to bask in the…

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