The Different Levels of Reward For Learning Torah With Others - Rabbeinu Yonah on Pirkei Avos 3-6

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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.

ress. >> Okay, we're continuing in with the commentary. A man of the village of says 10 people sitting and engage in learning dwells among them. God God stands in the community of Hashem. How do I know even five people like it says and his group referring to five fingers on the earth is founded. So from the eloim that indicates when you have an a we know an ad is 10 who are gathered to know an ad is 10 who are gathered to talk about Hashem. So Hashem comes but then we we see there's a maj of five people when there's a gathering of five Hashem founds it on the earth. How do I know even three people among the justice of Elim Hashem is present? And how do I know even two people? Then the god-fearing spoke is one man his friend. Hashem heard was a tenth of any heard I know even one wherever my name is mentioned I will come and I will bless you says

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1. 0:00ress. >> Okay, we're continuing in with the commentary. A man of the village of says…
2. 0:30God stands in the community of Hashem. How do I know even five people like it…
3. 1:00know an ad is 10 who are gathered to talk about Hashem. So Hashem comes but…
4. 1:36even two people? Then the god-fearing spoke is one man his friend. Hashem heard was a…
5. 2:14is not less than 10. A hand is called an it has five fingers. How do…
6. 2:46how do I know even one? ask. So you'll ask if Hashem gives reward even to…
7. 3:18up to two. So why does the Mishna have to say two gets, three gets, five…
8. 3:48in other words, there's much more when you learn with two people than only one person…
9. 4:19five, you're going to get more. In other words, the point is you'll get more when…
10. 4:49Good. Reporting stopped. >> My Monday is the same, right? >> Monday is the same. Correct.…

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