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0:00 Everything will pass in peace. Strong health, good life, protection and defense, salvations. What is Ras... Rasap? What is a Rasap? A company Rasar. Thank you very much. Rasap - what does Rasap mean? - Rasap is like a Rasar within the company. - And you? - I am his deputy. His deputy for everything. We would be happy for a blessing. - May the Holy One, blessed be He, give you protection and defense, strong health, good life, complete teshuvah, salvations and miracles and wonders, and all the good influences, with the help of Hashem.
0:28 One can learn something nice from the army, and in the army you suddenly see someone small who is the deputy of someone big, and he is suddenly like his servant and he is his deputy, and this is big and this is small, and you see how can this be? And you say, what is between them, and they do not keep Torah and mitzvos, and there is no jealousy between them, but they do their work faithfully. And why do they do this? Because they say that the higher power decided so, from above.
0:56 No, they believe there is a higher power, and we do not believe that the Holy One, blessed be He, placed all the roles here, and we do not understand, and we ask why is it so, why is it so, why is it so. As if they are conducted here, you see his deputy, what is this deputy of this? And that one is more than this one, and he is the commander of this, and you say, and you see that they are nullified, they know, as if they have fear, this, what is this thing?
1:21 They submit to the leadership, They say there is a leadership above us, surely something, That is how it is with the Holy One, blessed be He, He leads the world, over everything He decides, this will be here, this will be here, it will be like this, it will be like this. People do not like it, so they begin to question His ways, they think they are fighters for justice, and in the end they are called heretics, deniers and apikorsim.
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