Tisha B'Av: Celebrating the Eternity of the Jew {Torah Illuminated Series}

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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.

foreign [Music] ful day of the year the most tragic day of the year and yet a very unusual appellation is given to Tish above he proclaimed against me literally a festival Tish above has a certain quality of yamtov to it not only do we quality of yamtov to it not only do we not say itself we don't even say before tishbath how could tishva be considered a yamtif almost all great tragedies in our history have occurred on Tish above it's been a lightning rod of Jewish disaster first base time second base to make this word destroyed on Toshiba the Jews were expelled from England on tishvav on France on tishabab from Spain on tishabab World War One broken on on tishabab World War One broken on tischba in any way be considered a maid the following idea resonates with me very deeply analyzing studying the history of our people he writes an introduction to his sitter how can the heretic not be utterly ashamed studying the state of the Jewish people

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1. 0:00foreign [Music] ful day of the year the most tragic day of the year and yet…
2. 0:30quality of yamtov to it not only do we not say itself we don't even say…
3. 1:01on tishabab World War One broken on tischba in any way be considered a maid the…
4. 1:31studying the state of the Jewish people in the world we the exiled people the scattered…
5. 2:031391 were forcibly baptized and converted when he studies this he says I swear when I…
6. 2:33and all the Miracles God performed for the Jewish people and this is what Rebecca vemden…
7. 3:03and if we have a yamtif of sukkas to commemorate the Clouds Of Glory and we…
8. 3:35if Passover of pesach commemorates The Exodus and sukkas commemorates the clouds of Glory it commemorates…
9. 4:06coming of mashiach May it come speedily in our times…

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