Triple Simcha | Rabbi David Pinto

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

I will never forget, one day, I was in Morocco and I saw a woman that she was praying on the Kever of my grandfather. That woman, she's not married. Her two brothers are married, and she wants to get married, and she starts praying. So people that were there, they thought she's crazy. She’s praying for something that could not happen. Why? Because she asked: Hashem, I want from You two things. I want from You that this year I will get married, and I want from You that I will have 3 children. Because my 2 brothers have 2 children each, I am older than them, and I want to have 3 children. And she said: Hashem, I never went out with anybody, I never did something bad with anybody. I always respected You, Hashem. So now, Hashem, please, do me a favor. I want a husband and 3 children this year. People that heard her praying like that,

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1. 0:07I will never forget, one day, I was in Morocco and I saw a woman that…
2. 0:39Because my 2 brothers have 2 children each, I am older than them, and I want…
3. 1:09they laughed. I didn't laugh. Because I know Hashem is אמת. When you pray and you…
4. 1:41When you believe in Hashem, so וימאן, so you can refuse anything bad that comes in…
5. 2:11Hashem listens to your Tefillot if you do the Ratzon of HaKadosh Baruch Hu. You do…

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