Yearning for Mashiach: Praying for Normal vs Praying for Geula - Rabbi Duvi

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

okay guys good evening i'm sorry for the late start we had a few technological problems we're hoping that it'll be moroccan and help us tonight be able to broadcast tonight's off-speed shiur when i say off-speed or means it's not a typical class tonight tonight olam put a few ideas in my head this put a few ideas in my head this afternoon to try to step away from the typical and to talk about the not typical simply because i think we all agree that we're holding in very non-typical times and when you're in the non-typical times you basically end up hitting on some very non-typical points so with that in mind let's start with a bit aha because we could use the bit what's doing zac no melee i opened up mentioning that the lateness of tonight was due to some technical problems so maybe that's the segway to open up with the first idea that i wanted to touch on tonight typically tuesday night typically tuesday night we do one sort or type of a parashat program and then thursday night we do that parashat may be in depth or something a little bit heavier tuesday nights the warm-up and thursday night is the close tonight tuesday night is a very different type of warm-up warm-up tonight's not gonna be a typical place it's gonna be something a little bit out of the box something a little bit outside of the parish the parashat hashem i'm working on something for

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1. 0:20okay guys good evening i'm sorry for the late start we had a few technological problems…
2. 6:46i remember when stamps were dying quarter it's 89 cents a step no way really yeah…
3. 12:53time in such an era and therefore i hope that you guys are understanding that we're…
4. 19:05replicas of the reminders in order to maybe get you to scream out we want the…
5. 25:20sukkah reminds us of the mishkan of the building in the mishkan and the midbar five…
6. 31:36of europe they felt that they were home they had no need for the real jerusalem…
7. 37:48but they were so comfortable they felt no need to have a yearning to even want…
8. 44:01i know we say the words and yes right that that's also a good one eddie…
9. 50:13for god he says now hashem is hiding behind the wall waiting for us to scream…
10. 56:30can you imagine a few of that list that hit the bell could you imagine you…

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