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One of the most valuable lessons [music] that we could ever have been taught was taught to us by none other than Abraabu in a very famous incident that happened uh right at the beginning part of the year. Abrainu was preparing food for the guests that come to visit him after his [music] bismila and he prepares an elaborate meal and the very last thing he tells us go finish off the process and Rashi [music] says that the reason why Abram did that was in order to be mitzvah and [music] the question is that if Abra wanted to be mitzvah why did you have him do the last step but the idea is is that real doesn't come from
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