Journey to Naples 2024: Rav Yitzchak Aramaah and the Unique Cannonization of Megillas Esther

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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.

here to Naples one of the great Rim died and is buried here in Naples R AR arama uh the Bala Bala is a classic work now the Bala lived in a time where the Spanish Scholars were great in philosophy and a lot of the works of these Spanish Scholars we don't have today and did not last the test of time because they did not combine it with knowledge of the Shas The greatness of the is with all of his expertise in is with all of his expertise in philosophy he always gave prominence to the wisdom of theas I want to share with you an idea it's a based on the B you could think about it and you tell me what you think tells us tells us we're and we go to here MRA Milla

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1. 0:32here to Naples one of the great Rim died and is buried here in Naples R…
2. 1:02is with all of his expertise in philosophy he always gave prominence to the wisdom of…
3. 1:34why would we not be after all isn't the M the Milla itself is TOA so…
4. 2:05other the other other so the the prophet would sit down he would commune with and…
5. 2:37originally Miga sester was written by Persian historians took out and gleaned they sifted through the…
6. 3:08so the just sifted through it and then canonized and put into thees the story of…
7. 3:39certain sense you would think the Mig maybe is not on the same level of to…

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