Journey to Jerusalem 2026: Har Hazeisim - The Kever of the "Kapos Temarim" Rav Moshe Ben Chaviv

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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.

tremendous privilege and to be here at Harim at the Kev of one of the most eminent in the history of the Jewish people perhaps most wellknown for being the author of caparuka but he wrote many of the greatest alltime on aside from then he wrote on rashashana onim on suka Say forget Pash say for Ezra Nashim. He passed away in the year 1696. 1696 and he was the here in just some choice thoughts. Firstly from the Mishna says that when Mosha would raise his hands when would put his hands down. So the Mishna famously asks But when Mosha lifted his hands, then Cl subdued and subjected their hearts to Hakadesh Bar. What exactly does this mean? Only sometimes the Jewish people looked up. Well, when did they look up? Why didn't they always look up? Claus should have always looked up. So, you'll say, "Well, maybe they didn't always look up. They only looked up when Mashabu raised his hands. So then he should have always raised his hands. Why did Masha put his hands down sometimes?

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1. 0:00tremendous privilege and to be here at Harim at the Kev of one of the most…
2. 0:30Say forget Pash say for Ezra Nashim. He passed away in the year 1696. 1696 and…
3. 1:02But when Mosha lifted his hands, then Cl subdued and subjected their hearts to Hakadesh Bar.…
4. 1:33It can't be that he got tired. So what's the meaning of this Mishna says the…
5. 2:03was acting as a proper emissary of behalf of the Jewish people. Likewise, Mosher Raenu was…
6. 2:34the says the incredibly the Mishna says fortunate are the Jewish people and then the Mishna…
7. 3:05loves us. Fortunate is a Jewish people. And you know how we could tell how fortunate…
8. 3:35Hashem loves us and one of the indications how much Hashem loves us is that if…

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