Who's to Blame? The Husband Or The Wife?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

we see that the very first words of adam richon and isha was to blame others for their action when hashem asked adam alishon why did you eat from the fruit he said why did you eat from the fruit she said it's the snake's fault always blaming others explain that the nature of a person to always blame others for his faults and always take ad credit for anything good that he did and really the torah looks at things the opposite from that whenever person goes through any kind of crisis anything bad that happens to him he always should see where did where did he go wrong that it came to him as the brothers of yourself did whenever

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1. 0:02we see that the very first words of adam richon and isha was to blame others…
2. 0:33explain that the nature of a person to always blame others for his faults and always…
3. 1:03when they were caught they said no it must have been from so many years ago…
4. 1:33that one should not say that that's the wrong approach says of alhamdulillah and he was…
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6. 2:34over here that the ishivatak being closed when the shoes are shut down why is that…

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