Rabbi Chaim Mintz answers questions and discusses prayer for a sick friend during a live session.
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he wants the somebody has a friend who's sick he says if he's orthodox if i'm orthodox what should i do to pray for a friend who's sick i guess it means even if he's not orthodox what should he do to pray for a friend if he's sick and is there such a thing as um the laying of hands in judaism is there any significance to that i don't get the question what what question is a person has a friend who's sick if i'm an orthodox jew what do i pray for a sick friend she gets she should please not be sick why don't you get cured i i don't know i think it means what
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- 0:00he wants the somebody has a friend who's sick he says if he's orthodox if i'm…
- 0:31i i don't know i think it means what should he say what should he say…
- 1:01who's sick and they're giving the prayer to the uh and the whole seaboard says i…
- 1:31their head that's judging they've been put on the no i'm saying when somebody is sick…
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