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Morning Blessings: Who Releases the Bound - Rabbi Maimon Elbaz

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[Music] the next baraka we stay in the morning is the bracha mighty wrath you lean over here I put a picture of a wheelchair in this product God that we could get out of that there are thousands probably millions of people that wish they could get out of bed as easily and quickly and comfortably as you and me this Baraka comfortably as you and me this Baraka says thank you hm mathira celine you free people who are bound who are imprisoned sometimes a person hurts themselves they have an injury they're bedridden they can't go about so we think a Shem some people they have to wear diapers when they're men and women why because they can't go to the washroom anymore they simply can't get there on time thank you a chef oh what a relief than to go take care of myself there are many people that are

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  1. 0:00[Music] the next baraka we stay in the morning is the bracha mighty wrath you lean…
  2. 0:32comfortably as you and me this Baraka says thank you hm mathira celine you free people…
  3. 1:03there are many people that are wheelchair is not a fun existence I one time saw…
  4. 1:33from their own grandparents or great-grandparents house the only way they could get out of bed…
  5. 2:03sham for freeing prisoners was it was Jonathan Pollard who got out of the federal prison…
  6. 2:35slaves in Egypt for 210 years bahasham were free what a gift to be free say…

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