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Rabbi Mashiach Kelaty

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an argument with Mosher Rabenu and it didn't end up well for him at all because he took he went down he took 250 people with him um and data and it was not a pretty sight at all. So all this fire and halaloo because of mlo because of uh argument. Now uh I'll say something. You probably all heard this before but I'm going to say anyway. I have a slightly different twist on it. So they say inot it says what is the the typical which is it says what is the the typical which is sham an argument which is for the sorry sham. We'll start with what is a typical example of an argument which which is not for the sake of heaven. It's korak and his um his congregation. What is the argument example of an argument that is for the sake of heaven? It's h and shamai. So we ask the question it sounds wrong on both sides. It sounds it sounds wrong on both sides. It sounds wrong. You want to give me the example of a m which is not for the sake of heaven. It's not altruistic. It's not for the the sake of uh truth. It's has it's just not uh not for its own sake. It's it's has niggot has what's the word? Nigiot means bias or or there must be a better word to translate. But anyway, it should be not Korak and his uh and his uh

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  1. 1:00an argument with Mosher Rabenu and it didn't end up well for him at all because
  2. 6:45the truth should come out. What is the truth? Whereas there might have been a slight
  3. 13:01talking. But to to start making a fuss in front of everybody is note shim. So
  4. 19:15good. You know what? They argued with Mosha Benu, but when he came along, you see
  5. 25:20and and sort him out while this whole incident was happening while it was being dealt
  6. 31:30you're not a rashagamur now what did mosh what was moshen saying he was saying None
  7. 37:08then you have disperate elements which give way to one to the other like sand. So
  8. 43:25ways and there are ways. And invariably we get on a high horse and think we're
  9. 49:38bitter to you now. Wait. Don't start going off on your own. Wait. And you see
  10. 55:52in the shama. So, he's an extension of me. Why should I feel jealous of him?

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