Ki Tetse. How Family Harmony Affects Children

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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.

[Music] we holding by parashat starts with a story of eschetifator a man that goes to a war and sees a very attractive woman and he decides to take her as a wife the torah sometimes permits it under certain conditions but it says that if you do so there are consequences that is the next very story in the torah the torah speaks about two women that a man has one that he loves and one that he hates says that when a man marries he ends up with such a woman that he hates and the next story of the torah which is connected and comes right afterwards is benson tells us that the consequence of having such a wife would end up with a mental illness boy that rebels that goes off the dirt that does bad things when you read rashi rashi seems a little bit odd because rashi tells us the following says if he marries that he ends up hating her that's the proof from the pursuit of right away afterwards speaks about that so therefore we have a proof from the pursuit from the verse then she says

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1. 0:00[Music] we holding by parashat starts with a story of eschetifator a man that goes to…
2. 0:31the torah speaks about two women that a man has one that he loves and one…
3. 1:03the dirt that does bad things when you read rashi rashi seems a little bit odd…
4. 1:35eventually would have a child from her that would be bent a rebellious child rashi doesn't…
5. 2:05that are which means things that you wouldn't know otherwise if a man marries a shitty…
6. 2:35because that is the nature in life whenever a man doesn't have a good relationship with…
7. 3:08two eventually the child sees that he grows healthy and he goes to it grows to…
8. 3:38that he doesn't feel confident he has low self-esteem that's a consequence that the torah doesn't…
9. 4:11because it's not needed that we can see without the torah even telling us aloha…

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