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The Parsha In My Life - Rabbi Reuven Wolf

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everyone and everyone come on up everyone take something to eat come on up and if you're home watching in your house make sure to get a good cup of tea also grab yourself a little Bagel whatever you have cuz it is a special time today Tonight Tonight first of all tonight we celebrate wedding we all tonight we celebrate wedding we celebrate the Great Joy it's the 96th wedding anniversary of the Lich re and his wife rabit tonight 96 as I mentioned today is the name of the combination of K adna the two names of hem that dominate the physical world turn theum I get I get excited it takes me a few if I start on the top I have nowhere to go don't worry the mic is not speaking go don't worry the mic is not speaking over here the mic is only in the YouTube it's not going to help you but there's going to be enough I'm going to get a little louder I have to be able to build up so um it's 96 years and as I mentioned today at the kdes and chabas at the sh the 96 represents a special y the Y of the masculine and feminine element of God's names kale which is 31 and Al which is 65 which it says that

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  1. 0:06everyone and everyone come on up everyone take something to eat come on up and if
  2. 6:22away in 1773 t lamid b or I'm sorry t lamid b which we seven 1971
  3. 12:35student of RA would watch over him was more precious to him than his own Apple
  4. 18:45finished I'm thinking to myself why am I what am I feeling I felt there was
  5. 25:53special y he's he's an he's an he's a grandson of rabish known as the Great
  6. 32:05the finally after it was done she felt so indebted to him because she felt she
  7. 38:19you crazy which person does that and he also couldn't explain why he did it he
  8. 44:48[Music] you [Music]
  9. 52:28said okay let's bench and they start they brought to they were ready to bench he
  10. 58:41was the Enlightenment that was trying to to um replace observant Judaism with with uh more

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