Days Of Messiah, Resurrection Of The Dead, And The Eternal World To Come

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

real professional. Thank you very much. To be honest with you, I didn't expect so many people to come in zero degrees outside with this wind. But I guess there are still people who love to hear Torah in this world and they're willing to come no matter what the conditions are. Many of the people today don't come to the lectures because they know tomorrow night it's it's on free. They can watch it on the computers and they enjoy it. What they don't know is there is a huge different between coming to a live lecture to a lecture that you hear later recorded. Why? You may ask, wait a minute. When I watch it on a computer or listens to it later, I can pause. I can go out. I can come back in. I'm more focused. I can press rewind. I can listen again. Basically, I'm obviously I'm on top of things. when I come to a live lecture after an hour I not so concentrate anymore you know so the question is maybe it's better to listen to the recording the answer is that in the world that Hashem created there is one very solid and important rule that almost nobody pays attention to almost no one's even the ultraorththodox Jews even people who learn in yeshiva all their life We are not paying attention to this unbelievable important law. What is that law? I will say it in Hebrew and explain it in English. It's called gad translation. A Jew that makes other Jews do mitzvot in any possible way with his money, with his time, with his flyers, with his house, with his car, with

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7. 39:16argument. That's why I always say if you invite a guest for your house for Shabbat,…
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9. 51:40Why am I so strict with you? Because I'm testing you. Why will you keep my…
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