Pesacheinu Megadim - Connecticting the Beginning and End of Parshas Shelach

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

Today's sharim are dedicated by the bean family le nishmas gdalia ruain ben mayor Gerald beun whose yard site is today he should be a male for his whole family for okay is friends welcome everyone from whatever country you're in shalam so here's good news the good news is take a look at today's email. By the everyone's mind especially with the current situation in Israel we're all hashem we should be to see the bdash today's first year. Now, if you still want to join and be mash, you still have a couple hours to join because final dedications are going in this afternoon. Okay, here we go. We're connecting the beginning and the end of the para. I'll tell you the truth. When I started on this journey of trying to connect connect the beginning and end of the para, one of the earliest ideas that I had and one of the biggest motivators I had is I knew that when it came to para shalak there was an obvious connection and actually para is what maybe planted the seed in my mind that there there's likely a connection between the beginning and end of each para. We already spoke out a number of them on Monday, but of course the para begins and then it says and it says and what does it say at the end of the parish in the parish of so as a tick for that. We have the para ofu and the brings that he heard from his thatus is a like it says and it says

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1. 0:00Today's sharim are dedicated by the bean family le nishmas gdalia ruain ben mayor Gerald beun…
2. 1:03everyone's mind especially with the current situation in Israel we're all hashem we should be to…
3. 2:03beginning and end of each para. We already spoke out a number of them on Monday,…
4. 2:34so as a tick for that. We have the para ofu and the brings that he…
5. 3:37The heart and the eyes are the morag of the body. And they're the the middle…
6. 4:07explain is and titus is a shir for arayas. also alagum. Hashem was goer on Ben…
7. 5:08as for your benefit like Hashem tells Abraham go for your benefit. It's going to be…
8. 5:39benefit. Rashi interprets it. You do it because you want to do it. I never told…
9. 6:39this is good for you. It's not good for the Jewish people, but it's good for…
10. 7:10I am hem God for you meaning for your benefit. Im to be to you meaning…

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