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Rabbi Yitzhak Bender is one of the greats of Breslov. He brings an incident in the words of faith. Part Two. At the end, he brings an incident about a man who was a good man who would pray with them. In short, his son was wicked. He was a cruel man. He was wicked in the simplest sense, but cruel to people. He makes trouble. He makes trouble. But right now, wherever he goes to pray, they don't want him to come to pray. Why is he a bad person? Suddenly, they turn on someone who will break something in his head in Suddenly, they turn on someone who will break something in his head in the middle of the synagogue. They don't want him. Get out of here. What are you? Don't come here with your actions. Don't bring this to us. Until he got to a place where Breslov's Hasidim would pray. And they would accept him. They wouldn't say, "Oh, the bad deeds he does are fast for him in the synagogue. He wouldn't cause problems outside. He would do things in the synagogue. He wouldn't cause any problems. They wouldn't tell him anything. Even if he did bad deeds outside, very bad deeds. He wouldn't do anything. He wouldn't even say
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