Parshas Ki Sisa: The Greatness of Bouncing Back with R' Yussie Zakutinsky

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this exposure parity sisa we have unfortunately one of the most tragic events in old flemish which is the sin of the golden calf we know that right after the experience of rc9 not too long after the Jewish people fell into that very dark place of sinning with the golden calf and although it's true that according to Cazale the vast majority of Jews did not actually are taking that in that sin itself but nevertheless allowing that to take place and allowing a minority of Jews to succumb to that a minority of Jews to succumb to that everyone is to blame it's one of the darkest moments of our peoples history now what's interesting is is that realizing that that is the you know that's contained in our parsha the name of our parsha becomes that much stranger the name of the parsha ski season which means to lift up the heads of the Jewish people to raise us up and in fact the reason why it's called that is because the beginning of the parsha discusses the mitzvah of counting the Jewish people and using a mouse a shekel using

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1. 0:03this exposure parity sisa we have unfortunately one of the most tragic events in old flemish…
2. 0:33a minority of Jews to succumb to that everyone is to blame it's one of the…
3. 1:03people and using a mouse a shekel using a coin in order not to count Jews…
4. 1:33sometimes specifically in the aftermath of a terrible mistake that a person is truly able to…
5. 2:04Jewish people make a mistake on the caliber of the golden calf and still to get…
6. 2:35clouds of darkness and fighting through obstacles but it's dovger the ball children or someone who's…
7. 3:06that's actually expressing our inner strength some should help but we should be able to find…

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