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The Miraculous Segulah of Rav Chaim Filagi of Reading the Korbanos of Sukkos

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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Okay, good evening everyone. very briefly. We know that over the course of sukus we read the para of the carbon and paras each day we read the corresponding offerings of that particular day writes in the safer nephesh kai brought in this beautiful safer veram tanu of shimanu in the max edition he brings that learning the carbon of the respective days of the of sukus is a sigula it's a wondrous goola that if you have any type of issue with the prevailing powers with the umam with the you read you learn these carbon and it's a great sigula to be saved from it he quotes the safer and it works every time he says it's bada he even brings a story about a certain individual who got in trouble with the government in Kushta in Constantinople and Istanbul and he was on trial and he

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  1. 0:00Okay, good evening everyone. very briefly. We know that over the course of sukus we read…
  2. 0:32goola that if you have any type of issue with the prevailing powers with the umam…
  3. 1:02began and learning the carbon from and wondrously he was acquitted. So the fact that he…
  4. 1:32tomorrow is the final day of the carbonus of Yesh which means tomorrow is a big…
  5. 2:02in the times of the bikdash the carbon protected us from which implies okay in the…
  6. 2:33miraculous this is. Think about how the last couple of years, Hashem orchestrated that whenever we…
  7. 3:06world. And this is a miracle we see in our very own time even this year.…

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