Chanukah: Thank Hashem on the Last Chance For Life

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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.

in other words he tells his brothers if we kill yosef god will never answer our tree lights artfuls will remain empty-handed will never be answered if somebody kills someone their fears are not accepted ma betsah our chakras cannot ever be accepted again interestingly then we encounter the word betsah elsewhere we encountered betsah in the sheer of hanukkah the gura holds the sher shoyam god what benefit will you have if you take us away from this world we will not have betsah you'll no longer have our biker our chakras our you won't have that from us anymore so really struck me and this is a theme we've spoken about a number of times that whenever we talk about the functional of life and the objective of life it's always to thank hashem we say banished

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1. 0:31in other words he tells his brothers if we kill yosef god will never answer our…
2. 1:02god what benefit will you have if you take us away from this world we will…
3. 1:34can the dust thank you but now that we're alive we can thank you wait a…
4. 2:05in muyden we say that indicates that the very definition of life in fact we shine…
5. 2:35life is thanking many farm teach us that the period of the yama narayam extends into…
6. 3:06have that it's express function is that's why the gemara when it talks about the formulation…
7. 3:36dedicated to thanking this way we make sure that if we need that last hus to…

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