One Step Closer | Rabbi Mordechai Stern

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

[Music] sometimes we're disturbed by the question why does it have to be so hard why does it have to be so challenging and it is so difficult the G tells us teaches us a person is faced with the challenges of the every day without specific help from he'll day without specific help from he'll fall into the hands of the Yahara it's simply too difficult for us to beat the Yahara on our own we need help fromes why would aesu rig the game like that why would aesu give us a challenge that we cannot win and then when we try very hard the helps us Vanquish our foe why didn't the put us in a game in a challenge that we can win allow us to do it on our own we see this in the original V moment with y he pushed and

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1. 0:00[Music] sometimes we're disturbed by the question why does it have to be so hard why…
2. 0:30day without specific help from he'll fall into the hands of the Yahara it's simply too…
3. 1:01original V moment with y he pushed and he pushed back and finally according to one…
4. 1:31and the Toddler goes and reaches out his arms and he takes one tottering faltering Step…
5. 2:01being with a unbelievably r that could like that could raise us higher and higher so…
6. 2:31complacent he doesn't want us to remain the same the re wants us to grow and…

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