Kaddish In Aseres Yemei Teshuva: Le'eila U'le'eila Or Le'eila Le'eila

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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.

paybays in subcotton zayn the mission verse says which seems to mean you say le la la ela mishimoto doesn't say you say le la ula now the truth is earlier in sim and nonverbs caught on base when the mishima takes out the number of words in kadesh he does bring down to say la la ula ela and really the only source to say is the say to say but rav shraya devlitsky one of the great makubalam of our generation who was nifter quite recently he points out in his kitser uh and d nate filas mara of the rosh hashanah he says it could be it's not araya from what the way the mission bro says it earlier that you should say with above because there the mission bruce quoting the shari tsuva in his language regarding a different point regarding the point of how many words there are in kaddish that when you say

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1. 0:32paybays in subcotton zayn the mission verse says which seems to mean you say le la…
2. 1:03but rav shraya devlitsky one of the great makubalam of our generation who was nifter quite…
3. 1:33you say me kyle instead of the way it's said during the year min kyle but…
4. 2:04allah flaccos then all the ancient sudoram it says and the um that's the way the…
5. 2:34leila now i checked in the ezra's torah lua which is usually the final word of…
6. 3:05and in the footnote it's written that this comes from a rabbiak of kamineski and he…
7. 3:45are come from either the sukum of tanach or the targum that's what the targum says…

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