Power of a Jew

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Avrohom Stulberger’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

By assuming the Jews are not going to walk into the office of beaching, you're accusing innocent people of of of acting wrongly when they haven't shown you that they're not going to do that. I got a pretty good track record with them to assume that they're not going to do it. Says, "No, no, no. Not with the Jewish people. Never make an assumption about a Jew. Never assume something wrong about a Jew. A Jew can disappoint you many, many times in the past. You never know what he's going to rise to the occasion." And certainly, and sure enough, the did rise to the occasion and not led them into the but it's an amazing lesson when we look sometimes in the mirror and we see ourselves and we say, "I can't do this." So we look at somebody else what I'm going to I'm going to tell them about something some

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