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NOAH: MEGALOMANIA In Disguise | STUMP THE RABBI (247)

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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We are back back on our Wednesday night stump the rabbi where after some you guys will then ask some questions and will give us the answers. Tonight's you is going to be for the leaves and all of Isra and all the righteous nohides that continue to support, Paras, it's an extraordinary parasa. I mean, technically, for all of those that still live in fantasy land where they think that Hashem loves everybody no matter what they do, this parasa is a wakeup call. Why? It's the second par and says, "No, I don't love everyone. He destroyed the whole world." In fact, so how do we go from here to here? And in fact, there is something I want to talk to you about. You see, we have to ask some questions and then get some answers. That's how the Torah works. In fact, in the world of Torah, the questions, if they're questions with wisdom, they're even more important than the answers. What distinguishes the righteous Noah from the rest of the generation that he lived in? Now, before you give me the answer, there's another question. What steps did, the king of Yuda, take that seemed fanatic, even though he was at Sadik, many called him fanatic. And before you answer that one, how did the Balim, one of the baltov deal with child abuse? How did he deal with it the rest of his life? While these questions seem unrelated, the answers will help us understand the difference between the truly righteous people and the megalomania that is walking comfortably in our communities while disguised as righteousness. And then of course your questions and I'm sure you have many. So no starts off telling us that there is a eastim named No at the end of the already told us that the degradation of the world

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  1. 0:06We are back back on our Wednesday night stump the rabbi where after some you guys
  2. 7:40As a side note, it says that Noah was tamim. What does it mean that was
  3. 14:12But if there's cobanote sacrifices to people, it's like saying you're shutting down all the shs.
  4. 20:42depends on whether a person even believes in wisdom at all. Because there is no wisdom
  5. 26:43have just said hello like everybody else does. But he didn't. Why? Because he has because
  6. 33:05got into a fight with another one. Why? Because he did not agree to call him
  7. 39:37That is a guarantee business that will go bankrupt. If everyone is your market, you have
  8. 45:33you, can I just go to that wedding even though they're going to be men and
  9. 52:04it translates to the suicide disease because the people that have this disease endure so much
  10. 58:33words, they confirmed the whole story, the whole accusation was fake. Never happened. He never touched

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