Re'eh: Rav Chaim Filagi's Incedible Remez to the Avodah of Chodesh Elul

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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.

siemens and raviaco mordechain three generations okay so i want to begin by sharing with you an idea on parashas rae and khoi deshallah of course the shabbos is shabbos for shredesh and this is an idea quoted in the safer moyet falaji quotes the safer soyfei see that i give the word re stands for roish the word re stands for roish ello habit the beginning of ello think contemplate gays the beginning of ello gaze that it is opposite all of israel noise noise they bear they take the responsibility of doing a proper chuva noise meaning whenever is comes that you should immediately do chuva don't wait to yom kippur so hear that rabbi say you want to get a head start don't wait even till tonight start doing chuva immediately now hazal tell us that when an individual does chuva it helps to hold sibor it helps all of israel when an individual does chuva it helps all the people so therefore it says see that when you do chuva

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1. 0:30siemens and raviaco mordechain three generations okay so i want to begin by sharing with you…
2. 1:00the word re stands for roish ello habit the beginning of ello think contemplate gays the…
3. 1:34meaning whenever is comes that you should immediately do chuva don't wait to yom kippur so…
4. 2:05see that when you do chuva then lift it's in front of all of you it…
5. 2:38refers to rosh hashanah that we've learned about many many times the word hayoim is always…
6. 3:09now if you do chuva re o no noise ula meaning the blessing if you do…
7. 3:39tishma'un when it talks about shiva ashara tishman you're gonna listen because hashem is going to…
8. 4:1011. there's a concept there are always 11 clause there are if you look in the…
9. 4:58that is a reference to doing chuva on rosh hashanah which is called hayoim and yom…

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