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Pesah Sheni- Life is Short | Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi

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Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi

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Okay, good morning everyone in Hasakah bottle. Thank you for joining us on this beautiful Friday morning and if Shabbat Kodesh as we are entering not only Parashat Emor, but today is also a Jewish holiday. Anyone know what holiday today is? Today, my friends, is Pesach Sheni. So, happy Pesach Sheni to everyone. Yes, we eat matzah. I just had some downstairs. I should have maybe brought some up, but we have matzah today in memory of Pesach Sheni. And this is the second Pesach. Sheni. And this is the second Pesach. What does that mean? The second Pesach. Today's the second Pesach. It all actually um is recorded in the Torah. The story is written in Parashat Beha'alotecha. And the history of this holiday of today actually goes like this. There was a group of Jews in the wilderness, in the desert. And they um you know, we were in the desert for 40 years. Anyone know in those 40 years how many times the Jewish people kept the many times the Jewish people kept the holiday of of Pesach? I keep saying passover, passover. I'm confusing the two. How many How many times did the Jews keep Pesach in the 40 years? Anyone know? We kept Pesach once. Very good. One time. One time, the first year. The first year we were told to keep Pesach to anniversary. Actually, for the next 39 years we didn't do korban Pesach. And not only that, but even when we went in

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  1. 0:00Okay, good morning everyone in Hasakah bottle. Thank you for joining us on this beautiful Friday
  2. 2:35a few different opinions. But whatever it is, these people were tamei. They were impure. So,
  3. 5:43hatzalah call. When you come back after, you say, "Hey, can I get that steak? I
  4. 8:13want to be exempt. Exempt is a word that you use when it's a test that
  5. 11:18try to come and claim. One by one each and every nation and God's going to
  6. 14:19The fact that I'm exempt and yes, and you get that little extra sweet kick on
  7. 16:5290 years, 120 hopefully. What does it mean life is short? But what it means is
  8. 19:53I I you know. And um it's not to get us depressed. I mean, you could
  9. 22:27You know, all right, I'm done. Now what? That's not life. Life, my friends, is not
  10. 25:33seeing the beauty in the day-to-day struggles. In the day-to-day chores. Finding happiness in what I'm

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