Erev Shabbos Message - A Jew is Never Alone (Vayikra)

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

a good era of Shabbos my holy brothers and sisters at Boca ratone synagogue Jews around the world my heart is so heavy as we go into this Shabbos not only because it's the third Shabbos three is the Hozuki it's a pattern it means this is becoming our new normal not to be together I'm in this wide-open empty room hearing my own echo because it's not filled with your voices and with your presence am I so desperately desperately miss seeing you greeting you feeling your energy and being able to reciprocate that love but particularly as we go into the Shabbos you and I continue to think the Shabbos you and I continue to think about most importantly those who are alone the image of someone sitting at their Shabbos table alone tonight tomorrow being utterly by themselves it's to you that I want to share this thought and tune you to know that we are thinking about you we love you when we can't wait for this to end to interact with you once again the truth is that a Jew is never ever alone in fact the next week's pasture tells us about the near come and the light that was always lit in the Michigan itself that we create within every shoe since the 15th century true mustard - and the Cobo quote this

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1. 0:00a good era of Shabbos my holy brothers and sisters at Boca ratone synagogue Jews around…
2. 0:32the Shabbos you and I continue to think about most importantly those who are alone the…
3. 1:03true mustard - and the Cobo quote this custom of having a light which is always…
4. 1:34called out to Moshe why is it assumed who's the one calling out and it only…
5. 2:05we're never alone even if you're sitting at the Shabbos table by yourself tonight know when…
6. 2:36providing that companionship and that camaraderie so until we can be together again wishing you a…

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