A Short Thought on Parshat Eikev [5780] | By Rav Asher Weiss Shlit"a

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what unbelievable reward a utopian life of sinful and not us it was all part of the world what are we required to give up to this program should have a greater reward so how do we understand that mrs collins many have difficulty explaining the expression does that mean at least as we trample on does that mean at least as we trample on we do not travel on any reasons so what does this expression mean let me share with you a feeling and not only a thought that i feel very strongly so a person who walks as part of his routine it's almost part of his nature for the wrong jump you need to fly you want to jump to the heights a year or a year and a half and we've been walking since this is something that you do just out of routine it's natural to get up and walk there are that we perform out of there are that we perform out of routine these misses are so easy to perform i just take an example so you drink a cup of water 100 just cannot go through the day with how it happened three times and you cannot put anything into your

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1. 0:40what unbelievable reward a utopian life of sinful and not us it was all part of…
2. 1:31should have a greater reward so how do we understand that mrs collins many have difficulty…
3. 2:03does that mean at least as we trample on we do not travel on any reasons…
4. 2:33you want to jump to the heights a year or a year and a half and…
5. 3:36and you cannot put anything into your mouth without saying the prophet goes without saying it's…
6. 4:08but as easy as they are to perform it was so hard and so difficult to…
7. 4:41of is when you say that the synonyms yes you plan it in advance you call…
8. 6:01[Music] promises if your routine would be a routine of holiness of tradition then i promise…
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