Rabbi Chaim Mintz delivers an inspirational message for Passover.
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The opening of this shiur, in Oorah’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
so welcome to everybody here we are before pesach and before the seder and one of the things we'd like to say itafi caiman everybody's familiar with clement and we know after after coming we don't eat anything the rest of the night we want to keep that taste in our mouth that represents a much deeper idea that after the peso seder which we do so many important things important things and we reach a high level of spirituality rookiness we want to keep that with us the taste of peso taste of the matzah with the maps represents want to take with us and not to forget about it just like we don't want to forget about the taste of afrikaam and one of the things we have to remember is mata represents good meters good character traits because mata is made quickly
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- 0:02so welcome to everybody here we are before pesach and before the seder and one of…
- 0:32important things and we reach a high level of spirituality rookiness we want to keep that…
- 1:03because mata is made quickly not laziness there's no arrogance it's kept slow down it doesn't…
- 1:34and this we have to take with us to keep the much misses of the torah…
- 2:05traits because a person is very desirous person who's lazy he can't keep mitchell data like…
- 2:36the torah and to keep us on our toes it's good to learn a safer book…
- 3:06and being the perfect person we have to work towards to have the right character traits…
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