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Rosh Hashanah - THE GOAL

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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is for the rebuilding of the vas hamikdash for all the world to recognize the malchios of hashem for hashem to bring his shrine back to for that to exalt in yerushalayim another clue given is immediately after rosh hashanah we fast sam gidalia which is in commemoration of the last coal the last ember that was extinguished with the corbin-base hamikdash so on the one hand we're doing chuvan on the other hand we're mourning khorin basamignas we're yearning for the basa basamignas we're yearning for the basa mikdash and yet another clue and the shabbos right before rosh hashanah we're still reading the shiva dinah we're being consoled over the destruction of the basa mikdash the answer lies in the words of the rambam the rambam tells us the objective of chuva transcends any individual's health family parnassa it is the objective is to restore the

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  1. 0:30is for the rebuilding of the vas hamikdash for all the world to recognize the malchios…
  2. 1:00basamignas we're yearning for the basa mikdash and yet another clue and the shabbos right before…
  3. 1:31it is the objective is to restore the shrina to shalayim and rebuild the base hamikdash…
  4. 2:05during these days as we should repent for our sins and cry over the destruction of…
  5. 2:45you could cry out during the yom narayan but it needs to be over the forest…
  6. 3:18the mikdash will still not be rebuilt if your goal is the kessaf and the parnassa…

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