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Why Do We Need Soldiers? Rabbi Zamir Cohen in English (AI)

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Rabbi Zamir Cohen

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you should strive to do what you can and what you are unable to do says the creator of the world I will complete but if you do nothing you don't deserve a miracle you will find your strength do what you can this is indeed the reason we were truly commanded to send soldiers to war in the time of Moses it is written that Moses had an army that army also fought for yahoshua bin noon King David also had an army though what kind of army did they have the army was composed of two groups one went out to battle and the other studied Torah they both belonged to the ministry of defense today the yiva students are under the ministry of religious Affairs and the soldiers under the ministry of Defense in the time of Moses the ministry of Defense had two departments the physical Army department and the spiritual energy Department which dealt with spiritual matters and he would send a thousand for each tribe for every thousand that went out to battle a thousand would study Torah a person who studies Torah creates a spiritual Iron Dome over a soldier they

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  4. 1:36though you should do your genuine effort this principle is true in every field sometimes people…
  5. 2:08inclination is stronger than me you will find your strength you will see that God gives…

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