"Pesacheinu Megadim" - Using the Chida to Connect the Beginning & End of Parshas Bereishis

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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.

for this year we started a new series called where we connect the beginning and the end of the par we show the correlation between the and the of the par we began the series we explained the basis of the approach and many uh sources that substantiate that the beginning and the end of an Indian Andra need to be connected let's add one additional thought for Paras the brings in the on the word also is the very foundation of the namely thei tells us that Hashem created the world in the Merit of Cl who are called The Remnant The Humble ones the Met teaches says that selected CL only in the Merit of their of humility this is a Mida which is prevalent only among the Jewish people so our entire spiritual Foundation is humility without humility we wouldn't have Tyro we wouldn't have mitz the whole world is in the Merit of our humility therefore the first word the say is because of the humble ones is in accordance with them because

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