Rabbi Jonathan Rietti - Pesach Campaign 2025

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Have you ever seen a gravestone that says here lies the richest man in the graveyard? Of course not. We we leave this world the same way we came as as my rabbi Rabbi Kim Kramer often says I I came here with nothing and I still have most of it. Um everything we're given is a gift. And the question is if I have money what's it for? Mitzvah um supporting family. What about an archis? Oh, they come even before the anim the poor of my own city. So here we are at poor of my own city. So here we are at the same time of the year campaign for the poor amongst the breast of init. It happens to be that Rashi reveals to us in I think chapter 22 verse 25 in Mishbatim that every single night our soul goes up to Shamim gives a full report and Hashem uh says look um uh I'll send you back down but in your you owe me cuz I don't owe to to send you back down. Um, and if you're going to

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1. 0:01Have you ever seen a gravestone that says here lies the richest man in the graveyard?…
2. 0:33poor of my own city. So here we are at the same time of the year…
3. 1:04back down. Um, and if you're going to borrow uh anything from someone, return it cuz…
4. 1:35different Hashem has for it but otherwise it's impossible to lose out from giving sodaka. So…
5. 2:07pouring it in. Every every person who gives gets back himself promises that if you give…

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