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How Does a Non-Observant Jew Prepare for Shavuot?

Rabbi Chaim Mintz

Rabbi Chaim Mintz discusses how non-observant Jews can prepare for Shavuot.

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is a question the average person who's uh you know between pesak and Shu we're supposed to prepare for sh whatever it is the average person doesn't do very much to prepare that what the average person yeah doesn't do much to prepare or they're not so observant how should they go into Shas what should be their attitude the person who's not so observant how should they go into sh and what should how does sh relate to them how do they relate to shu well it says a question of a wise shu well it says a question of a wise man is a half of an answer uh that should get on the horse and start doing something sounds like they know he's supposed to do something so I would advise them to uh take one of the uh books that talks about uh elevating ourselves and uh now it's one week before we had seven weeks to work the last week is now upon us so try to do something get a put together online and get a go Ur and hear some good speeches

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  1. 0:00is a question the average person who's uh you know between pesak and Shu we're supposed
  2. 0:33shu well it says a question of a wise man is a half of an answer
  3. 1:04speeches or there so many good torist studies online or go to your local Rabbi and
  4. 1:35according to their level of understanding to do something to prepare so I don't exactly understand
  5. 2:07sh who heard about sh cheesecake oh cheesecake yeah cheesecake bles then they remember something about
  6. 2:38that we got to try to get the word out and people should realize that is

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