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245 Kedoshim The Book Of Remedies The Sound Of The Crowd 090516

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Rabbi Mashiach Kelaty

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and I'll begin with a question. So, king who could have been Messiah. He was down to be Messiah. whatever reason or reasons uh happened and he obviously didn't end up being Mashiach but he was he should have been Mashiach he should have redeemed Kalisra he had a as I understand it a book of remedies what's this book of remedies it's a book what's this book of remedies it's a book where it had the remedy for every single illness you could be cured now who wouldn't want to get the hands on a book like that. Anyone, God forbid, who knows anyone who's suffering from anything um anything would get healed through this book. And took this book and he hid it. He concealed it. And the question is asked, why did he do that? We would not have why did he do that? We would not have needed a lanyard hospital. We wouldn't have needed a burim. people that we know who are sick and unwell could be cured like that completely. Why on earth would he choose to conceal something which is as close to invaluable as as you can get? That's uh my question and I'm going to answer it in a roundabout way by telling you a mashall a parable from the dub mid. mashall a parable from the dub mid. So the dub mid tells us the following story. So there was a king who wanted to build a city and he commissioned the finest architects, the finest craftsman, the finest builders and everybody pulled together. It was a fantastic group effort. They made the most wonderful, beautiful custommade city. When the city was finished,

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  1. 2:08and I'll begin with a question. So, king who could have been Messiah. He was down
  2. 7:46you treat this fellow? This was the first person who was coming to our, you know,
  3. 13:59that would cure illnesses that he that he would hide it. That's that's that's I don't
  4. 19:40So paradosimal that's 19 verse4. Now here's something. Here's my my own little thing. Well, I
  5. 25:48an addiction. If you take somebody's phone away, they'll go crazy. You like, you know, it's
  6. 32:06Fine. So he came back home and and the moel decided you know what I'm just
  7. 37:50he had a family had to he he wanted to feed them. That's some minor. Look,
  8. 44:04He was a great sadik. I think he lived about 250 years ago. He his wife
  9. 49:43Just let it go. Just think about it. Sit down. Go in a room by yourself.
  10. 55:56He's a big tadik. He saved his friend from being embarrassed. Same thing here. When you

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