Kinyan 39: Nosei b'Ol im Chaveiro

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

so we are up to number 39 literally literally translated carrying the burden together with his friends what does that mean what that means is to achieve greatness in thailand to be a leader of cloudy soil to be a teacher of torah to be a teacher of torah yes you need to feel the pain and you need to go out of your way to help carry the burden giants of toyota were not only teachers they dedicated their lives their energies their resources los angeles his nephew came into his room and levassi was crying amaro reby rabbi why are you crying yesterday you are such an amazing mass mid is there any study you didn't learn is there any teddy you didn't teach and all your talmudim are sitting before you and you were such a mass med that you never even engaged in surrey civil you didn't have time amalo so the great teacher the greater mother tells his nephew that is precisely why i am crying

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