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One Turn of the Head | Rabbi Yehuda Zev Klein

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[Music] There's a story told about a Talmet from Mifift to Ferris Shallayam who came from a non-observant home. Every week he would return home for Shabas sharing with his parents a little insight what he learned in yeshiva during that week. One Shabas his father was very intrigued and he asks his son please bring me a gamarra and show it to me inside. The father was so inspired that they decided father was so inspired that they decided to begin a kabus shaft learning together with his son a small piece of garamara every shabas. And since the father had never learned gamarra before in his life, it took them 3 years to complete one daff of garamara. And when they finally completed their daff, the father turns to the son. Shall we make a sem on the daft that took us 3 years to complete? And the son says, "Dad, the common custom is that we don't make a sem until we complete an entire messa."

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  1. 0:00[Music] There's a story told about a Talmet from Mifift to Ferris Shallayam who came from…
  2. 0:32father was so inspired that they decided to begin a kabus shaft learning together with his…
  3. 1:04sem until we complete an entire messa." And the father was devastated. So the son decided…
  4. 1:35stood up and recited the last line of the dove and he explained it to the…
  5. 2:06asleep. The next day at the laosha got up and he said the garra says a…
  6. 2:36but we never know when that n soyan presents itself. So when we walk down the…

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