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The importance of giving Mishloach Manot

244 views · Mar 9, 2020

Rabbi Shay Tahan

A Purim message on the importance of giving Mishloach Manot from rabbis of the Chazaq Organization.

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hey guys Jesse magician here I want to tell you guys the importance of mashaallah manat this is an unbelievable opportunity you have no idea the impact you can have on another person anybody anyone you know that you can give image off mono to its give me a co a co-worker a colleague anybody a neighbor specifically somebody who's not even that observant this is one of the most beautiful times that we can show them the beauties of being an observant Jew of how we give of how we love to connect to other people is not that sham had an unbelievable career we have a minute we go around and we give more than one child mutters I can either just give one Josh modest that's all I need to do my parents love you understand two people right the shock - each - oh yeah so why is it that people get 50 shots - it's not folly that's not silly it's not over-the-top it's us promoting Atticus what a glorious thing now I would tell you that it's a very

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  5. 2:07every person we're trying to take upon themselves to seek out and find one unaffiliated Jew…

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