Parshat Tzav--Thank Hashem & Bring Moshiach

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The opening of this shiur, in BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] welcome back to Bristol campus inside the partially refresh itself which amazingly falls right after pouring an amazing amazing connection between poem and the parshat serve is one of the main highlights of the parsha is the thanksgiving offer the Corbin tilde of which the sages mentioned that in time to come on Michelle comes all other types of sacrifices sin offerings burnt offerings peace offerings will disappear and the one sacrifice that will continue to exist is the Thanksgiving offering and there's a lot of depth in this in that whenever one teaches with loss and also elaborates on this point that the goal ultimate goal of this world is to give thanks to ocean you see this also in this setup of the prayer service in the shmouna Israel that the sages first instituted that a person prays a Shem and then requests all the requests and then to give thanks Thanksgiving because that's how it is normally my person that person goes through trials and tribulations so as an opening a first praises a Shem to open up his mind to the reality of the greatness of the one who's about to talk to to request and that there there

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1. 0:00[Music] welcome back to Bristol campus inside the partially refresh itself which amazingly falls right after…
2. 0:30which the sages mentioned that in time to come on Michelle comes all other types of…
3. 1:02in this setup of the prayer service in the shmouna Israel that the sages first instituted…
4. 1:33is power here there is my benefit and then a person opens up their broken heart…
5. 2:05to come in giving thanks to him because ultimately that's all a person has to take…
6. 2:36Messiah would have been here by now if people got into the habit of giving thanks…
7. 3:07world would have been totally rectified that's what Nelson writes so this is something very special…

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