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Which Day Of Chanuka Was The Biggest Miracle?

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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which day of Hanukkah was the greatest miracle you can't say that it was the first day since the first day it licked the regular candles so it must be either the second day or the rest of the days some want to say the second day that's the greatest because on the second date wasn't expected that the candles should be lighting the menorah should be still lighting didn't have that much oil to light more than one day then once they saw the miracle they thought ok once we saw the miracle they thought ok once we experienced the miracle maybe the miracle will continue to the rest of the days and therefore the second day is the biggest miracle some want to say no the third and on where the biggest miracles because although you could have a miracle but a Kadosh who does miracle once and her Nesmith to me do you don't keep on doing miracles for people it's a one-time event just a create jumps off one-time event it doesn't repeat itself I think the biggest miracle was actually

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