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Emunah Part 19: Rosh Hashanah: The Key To a Good Judgment

1.1K views · Sep 15, 2020

Rabbi Yehoshua Zitron

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we welcome all our online virtual world which is becoming our normal you know unfortunately but fortunately that we have this opportunity so tonight we are learning little fois so as we're approaching rosh hashanah this is where you know this is where people start getting serious about religion and this is where people can start getting serious about like okay you know maybe i could improve or should you know maybe i could improve or should i improve myself in which area and it's great the and there's different things that you know one can take upon themselves to enhance their clothes basically making themselves a better person but tonight we're going to put it in a little bit of a different uh twist and that is we are going to try to figure out the the a school sort of a i don't want to say shortcut but it's kind of is a shortcut to getting a good judgment and with that we will begin the mistake yahoo yahoo brings down a powerful powerful scholar that in order if you want to earn yourself a favorable judgment you know what the key is the key is to accept our situation and life as god's will and we should be happy and content with whatever god has given us if we do this then in in sort of in turn god accepts us for who we are now furthermore rob khan pelagi and i want to give you a few sources for this because it sounds like oh nice thing you know what the shortcut is

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  1. 0:04we welcome all our online virtual world which is becoming our normal you know unfortunately but
  2. 6:07amount of bad things that could happen of the smallest amount and it's still considered suffering
  3. 12:19your will his will meaning that if one goes and accepts god's will then god grants
  4. 18:28ability to see and then after two hours of just thanking god he said please god
  5. 24:34now those types of people now you have a situation what are you going to do
  6. 30:39but imagine this in marriage imagine someone goes into marriage to just try to get something
  7. 36:46may or abi huda he had giants of the students so you think okay fine he
  8. 42:55cellar and i still love you i lost all my wealth and i still love you
  9. 49:06so we can only imagine the reward that we will get when we go and when
  10. 55:14okay so let me see if i can understand that just being maybe merciful and maybe

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