A Seat at the Head Table | Rabbi Moshe Perlstein

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So Messiah [music] has to see it. The famous suda the shura boy of the v'yosson and you come inside and [music] you're looking at what was once very very popular the table that has the place cards >> [music] >> and you're looking for your name and you're looking and you see it says Chaim Yankel table number one and you're like table number one that sounds like it's the head table maybe there's a mistake let's check it out. You walk into this grand ballroom all you the way chazal give us to understand a little bit this unbelievable suda shura boy of the unbelievable suda shura boy of the v'yosson yai number shomer it's gan eden everybody's there the second ocean and you're holding your card and you're like table one table one and all of a sudden you're about to faint you look at table one you see Brisk the shimon bar yochai hillal hazaken and you're like until like I think it's a mistake and all of a sudden the guy that's walking around making sure everybody's comfortable he tells you no you in between the reason and the moshav of that's your seat and you're like how I'm a regular guy maybe sometimes even

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1. 0:06So Messiah [music] has to see it. The famous suda the shura boy of the v'yosson…
2. 0:38unbelievable suda shura boy of the v'yosson yai number shomer it's gan eden everybody's there the…
3. 1:10I'm a regular guy maybe sometimes even not so beseder >> [music] >> and they tell…
4. 1:42beginning of times they were such great tzaddikim the nisyonos were different and much less but…
5. 2:12much as they did in the previous generations and they were able to [music] tanoim and…
6. 2:43your nisyonos are the eibishter says that's where I want you to be machzik and therefore…
7. 3:14today they know how to hold themselves strong the eibishter should give us the koachus [music]…

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