Mourning the Destruction of the Temple - Showing that We Care - Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

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

morning is not just about the past because I'll tell us that Messiah is born on the very day of Tisha birth the day of the Corbin base on Nicholas the day of the sealer Katrina is the day of the birthing of Messiah morale explains that this does not necessarily refer to an actual birthday of the flesh-and-blood person who will be mushy the flesh-and-blood person could have his birthday any day of the year but it means that the spiritual color of Messiah comes into the world based on the morning because when we mourn we show that we care when we mourn we show that we yearn to be close to a Shem that we yearn for the bass of Macduff and it is the very yearning and pining and each take occurs for Gola that brings the power of mushiya in the world the more we want the more we desire the more

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