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Teshuvah - How Can Sins Become Mitzvot?

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R' Nasan Maimon

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The says that has such powers that if a person commits a sin deliberately, liberately means knowingly knowing that is a sin despite that he deliberately commits that act. He knows for example that is forbidden and despite that he eats this forbidden meat or Shabbat or any type of sin deliberately. is so great that it could accomplish one

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  1. 0:01The says that has such powers that if a person commits a sin deliberately, liberately means
  2. 0:31is so great that it could accomplish one of two things. If the tish his repentance
  3. 1:01is done by shig accidentally which means the penalty of course is very slight if any.
  4. 1:31feels so remorseful such deep regret. He returns back to Hashem out of this a then

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