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The Bobover Rebbe Uncovers the Divine Mercy on Tu B'shevat

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

A Torah discussion on the divine mercy available on Tu B'Shevat as taught by the Bobover Rebbe.

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Yeah. >> Okay friends, stay tuned for our uh what the two bishvat scheduling is for this year. Happen to have a day here and two weddings Sunday night. We'll see what the schedule is going to be. But I want to share uh with you something that I read on the plane coming home. Uh David sent me while I was in a safer. That's a safer he wrote on this is a safer from the safer ones and on page Ralef he brings something amazing from the love of a reba he brings at onish it is a day that is designated ated to arouse great mercy and be saw great. Now every month has a particular

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  1. 0:00Yeah. >> Okay friends, stay tuned for our uh what the two bishvat scheduling is for
  2. 0:32this is a safer from the safer ones and on page Ralef he brings something amazing
  3. 1:08combination conjugation of permutation of the yud associated with that month. The shame of comes from
  4. 1:40So the VV K is in order. The first Yud K is out of order. It's
  5. 2:14comes the 15th of the month and it transforms it to maybe that's the connection to
  6. 2:47we know there's a famous question why does it say for the tree it should say
  7. 3:17is that as Ben went through the yam they were able to take fruits that were

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