No Prayer Too Small! A Deceased Man’s Hidden Request Answered By Hashem - Rabbi David Ashear STORY

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time they got around to burying him it was like three four o'clock in the morning and they only could find nine people to go and his widows no we need a minion we have to find the minion my husband and they walked into a bad midrash somebody walked in order just sat down to start preparing for his shihood at five in the morning he said please could you help us you are the tenth for a burial he said okay I'll do it they go and they bury this man after the burial the wife says my husband had a last request could you help it what is it he wants us to sing he wants you to sing at his funeral the pismon they all look at each other do you know it dude I don't know if by heart I don't know sorry we don't know it he's so distraught my husband the only thing he wanted we have to do it Fam I'm sorry we don't know it all of a sudden that tenth

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1. 0:31time they got around to burying him it was like three four o'clock in the morning…
2. 1:01after the burial the wife says my husband had a last request could you help it…
3. 1:31guy that they got the magichi or the rabbi he pulls out of his pocket a…
4. 2:03Shabbat Sunday morning where I woke up early I put these pants back on and here…
5. 2:34I used to love watching him and he asked to sing this song at his funeral…
6. 3:04it's all dependent on us it's a decision do you want Hashem or you don't want…

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