The Awesome Power of Tefilla on Zos Chanukah - An Explanation For the Tradition of the Rhiziner

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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.

Kaneka is coming to a close today. Zo Khaneka Zo Khaneka is coming to a close. There's a special kayak in Zo Khaneka especially. It is said in the name of that sadikim what they could accomplish in the any simple Jew could accomplish in their on. So apparently there is a great kayak specifically on Zoan. What would the basis of this be? What is the basis of Zoan? One simple idea. If you look in the in paras the says in we have the list of all the pesash those are all the followed by the mitzvah of the lighting of the says this is a remab of so you have sukus and kaneka says kaneka then was patterned after sukus

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1. 0:00Kaneka is coming to a close today. Zo Khaneka Zo Khaneka is coming to a close.…
2. 0:31the basis of Zoan? One simple idea. If you look in the in paras the says…
3. 1:01namely they're both eight days that's one of the reasons we say halal for a hollow…
4. 1:32kasham they said let's celebrate with the dal minim that's what it says in the book…
5. 2:03on sukus the eighth day is the greatest day of because we're in the private audience…
6. 2:35perhaps in certain ways there's a of that maybe even surpasses that of and therefore there's…
7. 3:06continue until so it's a real uh final May be on all of us.…

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