Rabbi Tzvi Sytner The Shema You Thought You Knew 6 words that can change your life

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

and enable me to run these programs. As you are aware by this time we are unable to run our programs in the normal manner which in this case would involve hosting the guest speaker in our community. Speaking after Friday night festive dinner and addressing us during the Shabas morning dotting and concluding the weekend with a Sunday morning address and lunchon. All of us are going through a very difficult period. But as our guest speaker pointed out in a recent message, we are not alone. Hashem, as always, is with us. And finally, we are beginning to look forward to the time when we can restructure our lives and once again enjoy our community in Sentry Village the way we have always enjoyed it in a spirit of camaraderie, inviting each other, meeting each other socially, eating at restaurants without being concerned whether it's going to be too cold to sit outside, etc. At this time, it gives me the greatest pleasure to introduce our guest speaker, Rabbi Sui Sitna. To some of you who tune in to Asia Hattorra, as I do may have had occasion to tune in to his weekly work. Thank you so much. Can uh can you hear me? We can hear you. Others will probably be aware of the fact, okay, that he is the son-in-law our tech issue here of our co-resident Kim and Phyllis Ree and the son of Sharon Sitna. However, let me fill you in on information that you are not aware of. Are you able to hear me? I can hear you, but I'm still speaking. Can you hear me? Can't tell if my audio is working here. Can you hear me? I'm gonna assume it is. Yes. Unless everybody starts. Yes, you can hear me. Okay.

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2. 6:40program tonight and tomorrow morning as well. I'd like to review the opening puk of this…
3. 13:27turns green, he takes off. Takes off flying. So he said right away, as soon as…
4. 19:06Shama. Okay, let's start off with Shama Israel. We all know Shama means to hear, right?…
5. 25:13Now, let's move on to the next two words. Hashem elocu. God is our God. Hashem…
6. 31:27who he was. And we're the same. We hear things all the time, but it doesn't…
7. 37:06plane from New York to Florida has somebody on especially in the winter, right? So I'm…
8. 43:50one God, then what why are we all screaming these last words before we die? Hashem,…
9. 49:26So I looked at the guy. I said, "It sounds like this is something you can't…
10. 55:35This is the life you think is supposed to happen. Let me give you the life…

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