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Rabbi Yossi Lieber thanking Rabbi Eytan Feiner

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Rabbi Eytan Feiner

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finish a safer in the Torah we either say s or we say the Titan Allah we say either be strong be strong we will all become strong from it or hadron Allah will return to you we're gonna come back and we're going to keep you in mind and we're going to keep you in mind there's something about a Claudius Earl that we never make a gamar the only place where you see gemara the word ending is gimora gemara the word gamara is an Aramaic word it does not mean Finnish it means to learn Mick margamiri but the fascinating thing about Mig Mark Miri that we learned gimora and that the oral law the the Taurus of and that the oral law the the Taurus of our pet is the thing that separates us from the rest of the world is gimmel membrish aleph is real foreign I was not and I'm not going to speak

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  1. 0:00finish a safer in the Torah we either say s or we say the Titan Allah
  2. 0:31and we're going to keep you in mind there's something about a Claudius Earl that we
  3. 1:03and that the oral law the the Taurus of our pet is the thing that separates
  4. 1:35I was not and I'm not going to speak anything more than another minute one more
  5. 2:06a rejuvenation around here and for me I'm only going to say for me that since
  6. 2:40well being Messiah tonight like we learned the masecta masecta was called yes the masecta was
  7. 3:12hats and no hats and yellow shirts and pink shirts and yet Thai no tie I
  8. 4:03he said to the boys and yeshivistan Parkway he said I didn't come here to speak
  9. 4:35inside of him and we have to say with a bigger cursor time that uh diagonal

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