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[Music] this is it yaka vinu senses that the end is near he's about to depart from the world and he calls his children in one by one to give them a br to give them a blessing before leaving this world the tah clearly says Vu blesses every single one of his children asks rakov ketki Z where's the children asks rakov ketki Z where's the BR go through theim one by one you won't find a single broa all Yakov ainu did was point out the individual attributes and character traits of every one of his children but there's no broa there concludes Rak of kinety that there is no greater blessing than pointing out to others their greatest and unique strengths this is what Yakov ainu did before leaving the world Moshi walks
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