Rabbi Chaim Mintz discusses forgiveness in a weekly Torah class.
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uh Rabbi when you spoke a moment ago about the process of forgiveness said that one should not hold the grudge but isn't part of that process a prerequisite that the person who wronged you has to acknowledge that he wronged you and request forgiveness isn't that part of it and if he doesn't do that then there can be no forgiveness well it it's each one has to have his own idea what to do the one who did the the wrong he has to come and ask for forgiveness but a person who is a
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- 0:00uh Rabbi when you spoke a moment ago about the process of forgiveness said that one…
- 0:32for forgiveness but a person who is a great person will forgive even though he doesn't…
- 1:02forgive you also but you're going to say oh I don't forgive him I don't forgive…
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