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Today's like a very special day. Now if you look around you might see fires all around. Boom. Boom. You know what's going on? And the answer is the says the words of the Torah is like fire. What do you mean is fire? The words of the Torah is so holy. When a person learns the Torah, he's bringing in his body literally the fire of the Torah which means what? It means the spirituality of the fire of the Torah. It says over there, you know it from from the power of and it speaks about the of and it says that we had a over there that any time he would learn any bird that would fly over his house would burn. How with the ishra with the fire of the Torah before he passed away he brought down a special light of the Torah which was the zar. And that being said, what we commemorate the zohad is like the fire. It's not just making a bonfire. It's like, "Wow, look at this bonfire.
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- 1:02It's like, "Wow, look at this bonfire. Amazing fire." You have to look in your mind…
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- 2:04Torah that brings into you, the more your body is kad. And this is really what…
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