Rabbi Yosef Galimidi - Bil’am: Synagogues - Homes - Weddings - 06/28/26

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

Sunday morning to go over some of the fascinating insights of the period that we read on Shabbat And today I'd like to share something fascinating in the name of Debeneshai and other sources concerning a puk from yesterday's parasa that becomes or it became like a common puk in the mouth of the Jewish people. Irrelevant which nusa of prayer you Irrelevant which nusa of prayer you utilize. Some say it every day. Some say it every time somebody gets married. Some people say it when they come into the synagogue and is connected to a puk in phat balak in the beginning of perks dal in the beginning of chapter 24 we don't have to go through the story line of the of the background of balak but just for friendly reminder becomes eventually the grandfather or becomes eventually the grandfather or greatgrandfather of root almo And then she becomes [clears throat] the great grandmother of David and eventually Mashiach comes from Balak. Now Balac comes actually from Lot. The famous story in Sephur Besit. And somebody asked the question, how could it be something so holy like Mashiach, Davidid etc can come from a [clears throat] gentile? The short answer is that writes in Hashem never leaves open invoices. That means that if Hashem sees that a person did something [snorts] with the wrong intention, with the wrong intention like Balak, what did Balak do yesterday? He went to a mercenary by the name of Bilam. And why do I call him a mercenary? Because that's exactly what Bilam was. Hence the name Bam is a combination of two words.

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5. 20:11door apartment. So you go to your home when you finish the class and the door…
6. 24:21That's why he says, "Knock on your door, send a message, call your wife." Once I…
7. 29:02Hotels, Shabbat, mikvet, coffees, landing, departing time, all these questions. I had questions. I'm going to…
8. 33:08listen to the following question. This question came in yesterday. Shabbat cesh. Very important question especially…
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10. 42:02I'm coming to your home. That means to the the the B curse did not happen.…

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