The 3 Weeks: The Key To Redemption - Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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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.

[Music] we now begin the period of the Year known as the BAM or sometimes referred to as the 3 weeks but actually they're 22 days in this period of the Year known ased 22 days each day of course has 24 hours a total of 22 * 24 528 hours of the says there is great significance in this number 528 because the Malala reveals that the number 528 is very significant it is the number of Pim of mish in Shish indicating that our objective during this time of the year is to focus on rededicating ourselves to liod 528 hours corresp responding to 528 Pim of mishas Rish Berlin points out

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1. 0:00[Music] we now begin the period of the Year known as the BAM or sometimes referred…
2. 0:33528 hours of the says there is great significance in this number 528 because the Malala…
3. 1:06that in fact there are only 523 praim in the mishna however there are an additional…
4. 1:37the B after we get off the ground because we have a tradition that is when…
5. 2:07for it was the month that came down to give the Torah to on the 17th…
6. 2:38528 and then we will be to bring the as the med teaches us the Exiles…
7. 3:09utilizing all 528 hours of the 3 weeks to bring amen…

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