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Chofetz Chaim Yomi Pesicha Asin 9-10 Honoring a Kohen, Older Brother & Parent {Day 22}

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Okay. Good morning, French. We are continuing. We're up to the We're up to Oh, no. Today's short test. If the person you're speaking about is a be of and you embarrassed him in his presence, We are commanded to accord them a lot of honor. And since you speak, you spoke and you shamed him. You certainly did not show him respect. And you are over this assay. Now under what circumstances are you this similar to what we said by namely and for the and the speaker is the disparaging by being we had a by that if you're listening to and you're and you're not protesting that is certainly a lack of honor. The same logic could be applied to a coen.

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  1. 0:00Okay. Good morning, French. We are continuing. We're up to the We're up to Oh, no.…
  2. 0:30We are commanded to accord them a lot of honor. And since you speak, you spoke…
  3. 1:02similar to what we said by namely and for the and the speaker is the disparaging…
  4. 1:33Um, it could be the says that it applies to the and because if the Torah…
  5. 2:03your older brother or your mother's husband or your father's wife. Certainly certainly if you're speaking…
  6. 2:34father or mother you're definitely over aside from this one is over cursed is someone who…
  7. 3:07regarding the mabel the isup maybe you could apply the same we said that if you're…
  8. 3:41one has to honor their parent even not in their presence and therefore since the reo…
  9. 4:14and we'll see everybody tomorrow have a great day recording stopped…

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