Rav Hirsch's Message of Versatility with Moshe Rapps

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and it's a great honor to do some sukus preparation with my good friend mosha RS who's a longtime listener to the podcast um for those listeners who don't know mosha mosha has a day job as a wealth management uh manager I guess uh he's also very active in the community Mito andala and other things and on top of all of that he spends time every week producing a wonderful podcast on the paraa mosha you may tell us what your podcast is about sure first of all yob thank you so much uh for having me uh it's great to speak to you and to do some sucus prep with you um the the podcast is just simply called rers on the paraa um starting with pares Braes I I began to learn through R's pish on thees and I thought it would be informative and interesting to others who maybe have not learned through reever's Torah before um to sort of come with me on this journey it is my first time learning rers cader um I've learned pieces here and there from rers but my first time actually going through the ENT High Kish with rers and so I I pick out um I have over he talks about the Mitzvah of estrog the estrog where the PK tells us that there's a prear and he has a piece where he essentially summarizes some of the main points from the which gives a number ofos about what the word signifies Al right theot is that it's something very pretty and beautiful and R acknowledges that in the beginning of the piece but then he summarizes some of the dress from Suka mosha why is that important for rers to to bring to the reader these Jos well part of what rers tries to do

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1. 0:00and it's a great honor to do some sukus preparation with my good friend mosha RS…
2. 3:11distinct uh sources but one source of of which is from her so that's why rers…
3. 6:33tree it's almost like unclear what the proper noun here is it prear is it we're…
4. 9:11actually a bit more uh or maybe I should say a bit less of a jump…
5. 12:16is kept fresh and flourishing at all times and thus the Hadar the beauty that the…
6. 15:32summarizes these are the remarks of a modern botanist and they agree almost word for word…
7. 18:11to be connected to the main line the main source of of Torah have to be…
8. 21:26on a very little amount of water and I think that one of the things that…
9. 24:04that can grow in this type of climate um the the the DAT Palms have very…
10. 27:12just an expression of what's going on inside the tree um the fruit is not um…

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