Hoshana Rabba and the Secret of the Number of Pesukim in the Torah

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

the Torah a lot good answer anybody know five okay good who said 6,000 okay very good that's hold on to that answer we're going to we're going to use that there should be 6,000 because how many years will the world exist 6,000 years so we need every P gives life to each year but if you count the number of the says 5,800 188 now do you think that's just a coincidence knowing what you know big over here knowing what you know about the Tor do you think it's a coincidence that it's 5,888 or do you think there's probably significance to that number I'm sure there's okay there's a saer called elz of Amsterdam there should really be 6,000 in the Tor any you know how many are there in the in the world how many gateways of wisdom the says in rash they're 50 Gates of wisdom they're all given to mha minus one okay so they're 50 Gates of wisdom they're all given to MOS except for one did you know that Moshe ra on his last day he got the 50 th gate how do we know that may mo mo is G 49 he went up from

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1. 0:30the Torah a lot good answer anybody know five okay good who said 6,000 okay very…
2. 1:02188 now do you think that's just a coincidence knowing what you know big over here…
3. 1:34many gateways of wisdom the says in rash they're 50 Gates of wisdom they're all given…
4. 2:0849 he got to the 50 of the m so if there 50 Gates of wisdom…
5. 2:405,880 did MOS so mosha got tell me when to stop 5,880 Pim yeah so that's…
6. 3:115,880 Pim and then the last eight are a little bit of a flavor of the…
7. 3:43did yushua write it and that's why we have exactly 5,888 PIM in the Tor so…
8. 4:13many morim do we need 112 112 is a magic number 112 is sh hav and…
9. 4:475,888 we're missing 112 in shim there's 6,000 so we should be should give us like…

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