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The Yanuka Rav Shlomo Yehuda-הגאון הינוקא - דברי התעוררות - מעמד הקבלת פני רבו בירושלים • פסח תשפ"ב The Yanuka - English CC

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The Yanuka — Rav Shlomo Yehuda

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With permission from the Holy Rabbis, the Holy Nation All the Torah Scholars, the Holy Rabbis The entire Holy Nation, all the Holy Students Each time, every year Where there are spiritual sparks from the festivals, that's reminiscent of the Exodus Just as we know, Shabbos is a reminiscence of Creation As well as the Exodus The whole reason that we observe That we should remember That G-d Blessed is He, abstained from labor on the seventh day, "He abstained, and he rested" When one observes the holy Shabbos, it attests to the light and illumination, That one acknowledges the G-d of the Heavens and Earth abstaining from all labor. And the reason for abstaining from labor, is to remember the Exodus event from Egypt, when we were slaves. And that G-d, Blessed is He is present, from that point of the Exodus True that we are happy, and we made a Haggadah And we mention on Shabbos Both a remembrance of creation and the Exodus And the remembrance of the Exodus is a Biblical obligation. Having the intention to fulfill the obligation and the thought to remind oneself every day. "The G-d who freed them from Egypt" (Numbers 23:22) the implications of our leaving Egypt, is to be reminded at every moment how G-d, Blessed is He, rescued us. And how He who walks before us lighting up our paths, through a pillar of clouds and a pillar of fire paving the way. this time-lapse of so many years, two thousand years Which has brought us here to everything we see The long exile... Where today, we remember the exile from Egypt However, we still find ourselves In that same exile, in that same place,

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  1. 2:13With permission from the Holy Rabbis, the Holy Nation All the Torah Scholars, the Holy Rabbis
  2. 5:34in which we lack freedom, missing the full redemption At all times, we can continue with
  3. 9:25those from a certain tribe while walking through their path, and those from a certain tribe
  4. 13:05Is not just what we see, being distant Not being redeemed and not yet having gone
  5. 16:44And the Lord will come to visit His Temple The fear, once understood, Before Whom we
  6. 20:27He said, "How many people really are there whose entire thinking and whose entire purpose is
  7. 24:02If people would stop and think about what the purpose of this entire world is --
  8. 27:54but it is necessary to stop all this… We must, must, stop, and plead more for
  9. 31:35"And their cry rose up to the Lord" in Egypt. But where is our cry from
  10. 35:16That's the meaning of: "For me, the world was created." For we all must do everything

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