Looking at the Flame of Geula - Rabbi Shalom Rosner

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we look in shocks we will not find anything about la bohmer and shots the guardian obama's just discusses the tommy demography aquifer dying during this time of year and summaries shown in the media nakamura says they stop dying but the question is where did this all come from what's the simcha um that we find in our day and age it goes back 500 years the ariza was really the one he went to mayron on the when he was in spot he felt the need to go to the mountain over to go to marone to dance on the yard side of through by khayalagba omer so what exactly is this simple what did the arizona realize what was it at that moment in the 1500s in spot that made the arizona say it's time to start celebrating rebbe shimon it's time to start celebrating live baltimore so some suggest the life of omer is about the day that he revealed the zohar and came out of the cave maybe he was makala bizarre to the world so unlike moshe avenue but kamara says in massachusetts that there was too much torah forgotten the day he died the theory died there was a lot of torah given over and revealed so it's a

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1. 0:00we look in shocks we will not find anything about la bohmer and shots the guardian…
2. 0:30khayalagba omer so what exactly is this simple what did the arizona realize what was it…
3. 1:00great simha one suggestion another suggestion is that we know the gemara tells us in shabbos…
4. 1:30tamider of yakiva it developed a sense of available a sense of mourning a sense of…
5. 2:08of the event redemption the whole gula process is a preemie idea we don't always see…
6. 2:39see peacefully yeshua it started the ghoula process which we hope now we're in the equals…
7. 3:11davin hope and you're like who'll bring us to finally to the case when she has…

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