Shelach : Never Give Up! The Baal Shem Tov's Lesson From Fruits

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

khaf the baal shamptov gave uh interpreted this passage hamilton as a way for a person to strengthen themselves under in all situations the torah is saying yourselves take from the fruits of the land strengthen yourselves by taking a lesson from the fruits because when you plant a fruit what happens to the fruit the seed rots it disintegrates it degenerates it has recovered it rots like the martinez says that in a time of famine the navi told the jews okay plant your seed and in 11 days you're going to already reap wheat and they said no right now all we have is seed we should throw it in the ground and lose it so the way the process that something grows is you put the seed in the ground and it rots it degenerates it disintegrates

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1. 0:32khaf the baal shamptov gave uh interpreted this passage hamilton as a way for a person…
2. 1:03fruit the seed rots it disintegrates it degenerates it has recovered it rots like the martinez…
3. 1:34and yet from there all of a sudden it starts to sprout to produce roots stalks…
4. 2:05forth great elevation remember the fruits the hazak them strengthen yourselves by taking a lesson from…
5. 2:36pilot amavina was an old man he didn't have the capability to father children sorry menu…
6. 3:07the way to take them is by taking a lesson from the fruit there is no…

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