Let's Join Hands and Save the World

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The opening of this shiur, in BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

welcome back to Bristol org an amazing insight from a binocular on the verse from Psalm that we recite seven times before the shofar blasts on the day of Rosh Hashanah we have the custom everybody started much Tina's name everybody now this custom to recite Psalm 47 said seven times before blowing the shofar on the day of Rosh Hashanah the opening verse starts call ha ha ha Meem Tikku have opening verse meeting verses like second in the first number 2 because they're always the first verses love myself whatever mrs. Morel etc but the second verse is that starts : ah I mean Tico half were saying we were declaring all you nations join hands we not one explains the word Tiku right tough goof i involved which means literally translated as joining hands he explains it as the idea of clapping my

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1. 0:00welcome back to Bristol org an amazing insight from a binocular on the verse from Psalm…
2. 0:30Meem Tikku have opening verse meeting verses like second in the first number 2 because they're…
3. 1:01hands he says that in the hands in the sphere composition of the hands representation of…
4. 1:3372 to to 16 and then we join again left to the right that's another 216…
5. 2:03see the psalm seven times because the name hello King Lord which connotes lordship severity is…
6. 2:34the name L O king to do with people if they're not doing the right thing…
7. 3:06he never teaches in many many ways how clapping hands through in prayer as an expression…

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