What a Wonderful World - Rabbi Yaakov Bender

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[Music] when I wake up in the morning I come outside I love the weather even if it's cold I love it it blows in my face I look around and I see the world of I see the leaves growing when they're falling off I see them turning colors how beautiful could be our eyes are made to see the beauty of hashem's world we could do so many mitz with our eyes so many things to notice different things notice that needed I'm telling From perspective a kid coming in with torn clothing our eyes show us the kid is wearing torn clothing let's go out there and buy him some clothing kid comes in and he's hungry maybe he's not eating at home it's all the eyes the eyes see and we do the eyes see and we start working that's what eyes are for when you see a beautiful gar and a beautiful wow you see the beauty of hasem again the beauty of his Tyra that's the idea of the eyes of giving to us to see the beauty of his world see the beauty of our world and un fortunately sometimes the eyes pull us in different direction but that's not what the focus should be on the eyes

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2. 0:33wearing torn clothing let's go out there and buy him some clothing kid comes in and…
3. 1:04should pull us in the right direction I believe tells the story there when he was…
4. 1:36with do that's an expression two F eyes and you're 17 years old and you go…
5. 2:07yourself in a we have such beautiful beautiful eyes that's what we have's eyes gives us…

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