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Chayei Sarah: The Tzadik of Ra'anana's Historic Interpretation

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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who lived 127 righteous years so the benla ashri the taliq ranana asks how in the world will this drasha arouse and awaken the Tami then what exactly is so interesting and inspiring about this particular drasha says attack of ranana when the matter says that the tamidim or bkish Nam name this tinuma this dozing off most cases is common by people that fall into depression hopelessness helplessness despondency until they're afraid even to think about their lives and about their spiritual repertoire and what their standing is they're so broken they're so miyush and even though they're not momished asleep but their dos is not working like hazal say in the gamar Miguel um now we know that the generation of Rabbi Akiva was an immediate aftermath of the

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  2. 1:01despondency until they're afraid even to think about their lives and about their spiritual repertoire and…
  3. 1:31korben-based hamiktas and therefore they were messiahish they were despondent every day they were more and…
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  7. 3:36to rule over 127 medinitis do you realize that in the Merit of Sarah emenu her…

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