A class on the days of Mashiach by Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi.
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The Gemara in Sanhedrin 78, and also Tanna debei Eliyahu says that the students of Rabbi Eliezer Hagadol asked him, the great Tanna, they asked him, "Rabbi, mana ase, what should we do le inatzelem me Mashiach, me chevlei Mashiach? What should we do to survive and not get hit in the days of Mashiach?" So, Rabbi Eliezer Hagadol told them two simple answers. Ya'asku ba'Torah, you got to be busy with learning Torah. And two, gemilut chassadim, make sure you do chesed with one another. And by the way, the Chafetz Chaim says chesed [snorts] doesn't only mean giving tzedakah, chesed only mean also means complimenting others and staying away from lying, curses, and lashon hara. When you stay away from lashon hara, you're under that category of doing chesed. So, says Rabbi ELIEZER HAGADOL,
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- 0:00The Gemara in Sanhedrin 78, and also Tanna debei Eliyahu says that the students of Rabbi…
- 0:32Ya'asku ba'Torah, you got to be busy with learning Torah. And two, gemilut chassadim, make sure…
- 1:04HOW DO YOU STAY AWAY FROM the unfortunate, crazy times? Make sure you are osek ba'Torah…
- 1:37told us something more loud, maybe more sounds more extreme. Fast for 40 days, somebody said.…
- 2:08spill over it. If Has v'shalom, London below him, the flame is a little bigger, you…
- 2:39WHAT'S GOING TO TAKE AWAY those fires? What's going to take away those din? Say, even…
- 3:13v'gmilut chasadim. Those two things, rabotai, will take AWAY ALL THE CHOSHECH IN THE WORLD. ALL…
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