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Tonight's topic was chosen last summer. There's a a calendar that comes out. This is part of a monthly series for about of the five towns monthly lecture series that we do here. And the calendar comes out before the high holidays. So we have to have all the topics chosen before the high holidays in order to publicize them. So I knew this topic was coming So I knew this topic was coming since last I don't know August or September whenever it was. But everything is practice. Everything is practice. Everything is uh orchestrated from on high. So many Many people are aware that there is a daily uh study cycle of actually there's a few cycles. One of them is to study a chapter of the One of them is to study a chapter of the a day finishing the entire in three years. And the other is to to learn three chapters a day and then you finish the entire every year once a year. And then there's also another cycle of verses. Just learning the the verses as they are correspond to the three chapters a day class. So I want to tell you something very very interesting today. Um today's one. Um today's one. Three of them is talking about the of them. The laws of honoring your parents. And uh says something very interesting over there which is actually probably the foundation of this entire class. But I I promise you when we planned this out out however many months ago neither the topic nor the date nor that day's was on my mind. Says like this. That a child has to honor their parents and it gives all these different parameters for what that means. And then in the law has the says However However even though it's true

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2. 5:47also brought in the order in the order here today. Someone ration them. And he brings…
3. 11:53getting all this attention. This attention for his his looks. And you know, you think about…
4. 18:01that the greatest power that a parent has in adding to the moral strength of their…
5. 24:08of how his father saw him. And when he saw himself the way his father saw…
6. 30:19eat, and thank God, and be grateful for the gifts they're given. There's a lot of…
7. 37:03Right? You heard this? If I am I because you are you, and you are you…
8. 43:11generation has done. Doesn't mean that it should be perpetuated. Mashiach is coming. This we know.…
9. 49:21That's a child who was given that by parents who were not trying to meet any…
10. 55:25you were aware that there's something special and there's a gift here and this this is…

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