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Naso - Yes, you can | Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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Jonathan and family, we appreciate it. Thank you so much. We appreciate it. And uh uh we uh I wish you would be able to say amen live, but next time please only answer amen if you're listening to this live. How's that for your over under? You know who you are. Okay, let's begin. So we have a beautiful puk. The puk says as follows. After asking the kohanim to bless the After asking the kohanim to bless the Jewish people, which will uh do a little bit of a deep dive into on Shabbat, um the puk finishes off and this is the custom for many people to say when you're saying the blessing on your children. Um the custom is to be able to also additionally add uh this piece Is and they shall place and they shall place my name is on the Jewish people. So I was reading in the he has a whole interesting piece here. We're not going to cover the whole piece just because it's not necessarily something that I feel is uh necessarily um appropriate for for this audience. However, um the beginning idea that he that he shares is fascinating to me. He says through these blessings. So what does it mean is you'll place my name on the Jewish people. Some people might interpret that because uh the name of the Jewish people is Israel. they have Hashem's name associated with it. Or maybe they would associate it, they would say that's placing God's name, so to speak, on the people, the blessing of God's name.

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  1. 1:06Jonathan and family, we appreciate it. Thank you so much. We appreciate it. And uh uh
  2. 4:44and happens to be my daughter and her group. Um I'm going to mention her by
  3. 8:54fall asleep, but he was someone that made it incredibly interesting and exciting. So what did
  4. 12:32that week's Torah portion. It's not just that you read about it so now you're thinking
  5. 16:41Who will be the people in our lives that will be able to point back and
  6. 20:51screams in Yiddish to a diplomat that has no idea what he's talking about, but he
  7. 24:28checked in, they were at 35,000 people learning uh uh the do with them every day.
  8. 28:36they paid. Not $60 million for the curriculum, but they paid for the booklets. We ran
  9. 32:16kids in the classroom, six different types of kids. I need you to make sure that
  10. 36:27So they moved him to a school to be able to help him. The school was

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