Ki Seitzei: The Arizal's Hesped For the Ramak - What Really Happened??? - The Historical Controversy

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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.

shamay that's uh being uh completed and going to for publication. If anybody wants to be in the please let us know and okay we have a little passage small passage about somebody who committed presumably a sin and he's liable to the death penalty and kazal say that anyone who's given the death penalty is hung actually hanged and the Torah warns us do not leave his body hanging overnight. The man will have a sin, a sentence of death, and you'll kill him. And you'll hang him on a tree. Do not let his carcass remain hanging on the tree. You should surely bury him on that day. The curse of God is hanging. Meaning man was created in the image of Hashem. It almost looks as if it's do not contaminate your land that Hashem your God gives you as an inheritance. Now on this puk there's a tradition that eulogies have been given for various gulam throughout history where this pic is interpret interpreted in a incredible way in a cabalistic way and one of the first instances that this hespit appeared is in a written by Allah Kalier not to be confused with the python rabar kalier was the author of cafer or also kavos not to be confused with bakra and he's someone who wrote to on the five mill on kaducin and he gave a hesp in 1785 this book was published in 17 92 and he writes that he heard in the name of the great go the Rama that when the Rama's father-in-law Shalom Shakna now

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1. 0:30shamay that's uh being uh completed and going to for publication. If anybody wants to be…
2. 3:40Sham Shakna was the great Russa in Europe he was Marab's Tyra for 40 years without…
3. 7:25who does not quote the rabbid Now this was published with the soni and he does…
4. 11:031764 that means he gave this dra somewhere between 1751 and 1764 the Second of the…
5. 14:44who lived from 1504 to 1573 who was a student of the and Morai Hako was…
6. 18:26by the way to to throw into the mix the interprets the he quotes that if…
7. 21:35is of And yet even though there's no person that's righteous in the world that does…
8. 25:18would say yeah the said about the ramach whether did or not would argue he didn't…
9. 28:52challenging Hashem you have no right to question Hashem it is prohibited to say about someone…
10. 32:30Again, this is still not completely satisfying because the Schla interprets the Pik straight up. And…

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