An Original Interpretation of Rebbi's Mysterious Practice of Bathing on Shiva Asar B'Tamuz

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

tamas so taisus wants to know what does it mean he bathed in a wagon does it does it really mean he bathed in a wagon so there's lav davka kaloy okay so why doesn't it say he did it publicly why i karina shall see pyri and why do i need to know as in si pyri well certainly there's a literal meaning over here rebbe held you could bathe on shavasana tamas but i'd like to understand this perhaps on a deeper level in the context of the other practices of rebbi we've explained in the past that rebbe wanted to approach above as rebbi me the base david qasi rebbe came from david's house rabbi was a scion of the davidic dynasty and we know mashiach ben david is born on tishbo and therefore rebbe felt the seeds of redemption in tisha and being from david's family he felt the aveilus and the hormone already lifting on tishav likewise we explained that that purim is the day of shaal

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1. 0:32tamas so taisus wants to know what does it mean he bathed in a wagon does…
2. 1:02level in the context of the other practices of rebbi we've explained in the past that…
3. 1:34it's a day of mordechai and it's in to a small extent in a front to…
4. 2:04he trusted not literally he bathed meaning he felt the lifting of the aveilus but on…
5. 2:35lifting of some of the abilities and he bathed on shiva's batons but because rebbe came…
6. 3:10and that is why aroin when he tells claudius about the egal he which was of…

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