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[Music] And the page 6 begins with the help of God, the first line above, with the words of the equal side in which the people of Simchat Torah with Israel dismantle the sukkahs they built in order to fulfill the beloved commandment of the sukkahs they built in order to fulfill the beloved commandment of the yeshiva in the sukkah. Some even tearfully dismantled the sukkahs they built in order to fulfill the beloved commandment of the yeshiva. One who built a sukkah on the roof and he took tools and dismantled the sukkah left some nails on the roof and because on Simchat Torah they began to mention and praise the Holy One, Blessed be He, who brings the wind and rain, the winds began to blow. The owner of the sukkah who left the nails on the roof abandoned the nails. They were not important to him, but the wind went and blew the nails onto the street. On the public road, someone passed by and stepped on the nails and his shoe was damaged. The sole was worn out. Or nails and his shoe was damaged. The sole was worn out. Or he was driving with the car and the tire of the car's wheel was punctured by these nails and he managed to find the person responsible for these messages being here in the middle of the road. The one who did not come out to keep all the nails and all the screws, not to leave them on the roof but to keep them in a safe place in a box. Tools and therefore the
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- 13:40direct result only of a pit. So therefore, fire must also be included here, which will…
- 17:47comparison between a pit and in our case not fire but an ox. A pit and…
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