The Sefas Emes Uncovers How the Death of Nadav & Avihu Fuels Yom Kippur

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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.

There is an amazing school that is found in the that's cited by the in the one should try to cry during the to be distressed over the death of it's very good for a person. What is the significance of crying dhavka for the death of nav? How is this dhavka for the death of nav? How is this so significant? How is this so important? The death of a obviously is inextricably bound with because the of begins. In other words, Hashem spoke to Moshe and he gave over to Moshe thee.

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1. 0:01There is an amazing school that is found in the that's cited by the in the…
2. 0:33dhavka for the death of nav? How is this so significant? How is this so important?…
3. 1:13In other words, it implies that the avoid of Kipper is somehow connected to the death…
4. 1:47but they were not it was premature says it seems that even though they were not…
5. 2:19is a day out of he brings from the from one of the perhaps the reason…
6. 2:49assume the state he will he was not were not to bring the world to the…
7. 3:21signifies a person's of the state of the world that the world in fact has not…

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