Ketores Lesson: Lessons we learn from the sacrifice of the Ketores.

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

hey everybody I want to share a lesson from the curus you know the curus had 11 spices but one spice was different than the rest the RBI teachers that one of the spices had a foul smell it was the you have 10 good smelling spices the purpose of Theus is to smell good and then you get one big group of spices right because there's different sizes that went into this massive compound and it smelled bad it was called the Helo and yet you had to have it on or the whole thing was pule the rabbis te just incredible rabbis te just incredible lesson this service this compound was the most beloved Hashem why because it had all the spices we live in a world when we look at other people and think that if they're not like me there's something wrong with them they have if you will a bad smell that person that's not like me they're too this they're to that they're to right they're to left they're too much they're too little whatever we are so quick to connect with things

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1. 0:00hey everybody I want to share a lesson from the curus you know the curus had…
2. 0:31rabbis te just incredible lesson this service this compound was the most beloved Hashem why because…
3. 1:04we are so quick to connect with things that smell the way we like to smell…
4. 1:38compound that is called Aus Unity One I don't see me and you as different anymore…
5. 2:10unity and then what protects us from the trouble is the kores which reminds us to…
6. 2:42them back into this beautiful mixture of my family of my community and of my nation…

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