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The Covenant of Blessing | Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

A Torah shiur on the importance of fulfilling our obligations to Hashem and others.

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[Music] I have a fascinating idea I want to share with you today let me read you a [Music] from I made a packed a covenant with my eyes I didn't even look at a woman even if she was unmarried so iov says if that's the case why am I getting this portion from Hashem on high what IO is saying is I Hashem on high what IO is saying is I don't know why I had to lose everything IO loses his house his parasa his family his health and after losing everything iov says why did I deserve this didn't I make a covenant with my eyes not to look at what I wasn't supposed to well what are we seeing from what iov is saying he's communicating that if he hadn't done this he could understand why all this was happening to him the that the

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  1. 0:00[Music] I have a fascinating idea I want to share with you today let me read…
  2. 0:31Hashem on high what IO is saying is I don't know why I had to lose…
  3. 1:02that the words is the words means in everything this idea he says tells me that…
  4. 1:33blessed B so there's two BS the losing of everything and the getting of everything what…
  5. 2:03eye because your eye is what gives you the the desire for the skin is what…
  6. 2:35instead of of Abraham then they were Mo the says when a person uses something which…
  7. 3:05[Music] means why did I get this m not from on high but from profaning all…

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