Rabbi Chaim Mintz's Tu B'Shevat Message

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Chaim Mintz’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

well here we are coming up to tuat very unusual in the middle of the winter usually it's towards the spring board but this year we're hung we're having a Jewish Leap Year so comes very early but tuat we know has to do with vegetation with trees with growth and uh it has a lot ofic ideas behind it but something for us to gain to think about to grow from to contemplate we know that a man is called contemplate we know that a man is called Adam Adam comes the word Adama the Earth and we know just looking at the Earth it seems like it's very simple and plain nothing special about it just the same Earth all around the world but if we take a seed and plant it into the Earth it makes it grow different types of seeds make different types of growths beautiful trees delicious fruits fruit nice flowers so from this Earth that seems to

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1. 0:00well here we are coming up to tuat very unusual in the middle of the winter…
2. 0:32contemplate we know that a man is called Adam Adam comes the word Adama the Earth…
3. 1:04flowers so from this Earth that seems to be very dormant and plain we can have…
4. 1:37for us to accomplish things and it's our uh Duty holy Duty and our whole obligation…
5. 2:09a to speak to help people give a give spense to people to all different types…
6. 2:39we God gave to us so hope everybody enjoys the fruits of tuat and will have…

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