כ"ב חשון - The Yahrtzeit of the Arvei Nachal & How To Use Setbacks To Jump Ahead

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

is the yard site of David the author of the known as the Aral he was born in 1756 and he was nter in 1814 he's the author of many notable he wrote as mentioned the big and was a r in the city of s and they made his life very difficult and at one point in time he decided he's going to leave the city and he travels out of the city and the city the people the city came to accompany him and they're following him and they he goes up to the top of the mountain overlooking in the city and he starts praising the city and showering shim on the city and the people were a little bit bewildered cuz so long he was there he would rebuke them he would tell them what they did wrong and and the people said to him why

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1. 0:02is the yard site of David the author of the known as the Aral he was…
2. 0:34and was a r in the city of s and they made his life very difficult…
3. 1:05do you have this sudden change of heart why suddenly do we find favor in your…
4. 1:35conversing the was M him to say and he said as follows on this week's par…
5. 2:07needs to jump over a pit you can't go up to the edge and jump over…
6. 2:37interpretation he would interpret it as follows sometimes when a person feels that he's retreating back…
7. 3:07person feels he's retreated backwards no it's because it's to forge ah head don't reside and…

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