Kinyan 29: Ha'Oseh S'yag L'Dvarav

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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.

we are up to number 29 day 29 who is literally translated into english as a moat a defensive line offense in the very first pedic of miss associated to defend a person and to help him stay away from transgression from sin from evades the madreshmoor one of the major commentators offers three different interpretations he offers three different shots in the same spirit of khazam in the first period associated each and every individual needs to have his own harajukus and that is like i'll say you know a person needs to abstain even from many things that are mutually just to make sure that he stays away from aveda the abstract medismal suggests is means literally words things he says don't talk too much call you my guide if you don't have what to say just be quiet and that is one of the essays in kenya and toyota and that would beep shot number two oyster siegler devoted and number three oyster siegler devoted according to the madrid

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1. 0:02we are up to number 29 day 29 who is literally translated into english as a…
2. 0:57to defend a person and to help him stay away from transgression from sin from evades…
3. 1:32and that is like i'll say you know a person needs to abstain even from many…
4. 2:03means literally words things he says don't talk too much call you my guide if you…
5. 2:33according to the madrid is know your limitations we find an expression in the gamora message…
6. 3:05know your limits know your limitations and all your shortcomings but my feeling would be hawaii's…
7. 3:37and don't use too many words i once heard from hagon he was the son of…
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