Our Personal Akeidah | Rabbi Doniel Osher Kleinman

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

One of the most exalted levels that you can reach [music] is to be miserashem throughout the generations and many of our grandparents great-grandparents have been nefashem for the Spanish Inquisition, the Crusades, the Holocaust, many other times in Clausil's history. Those who give up their lives alashm are known as kadeshim. There's another level of keshm and that's the level of aa at the end of was tested with the aada aada is an acronym. It's the rashis for aldeshmu attained perfection because he was willing to give up his son. It's interesting [music] that the is attributed primarily to Abrainu. It's Abrau. It's not known as the 10th of the 10th of Abrau. Why? There's an answer that's given because to die ale is definitely a madrega. It's a tremendous level. But to live ales, to continue living after [music] being

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1. 0:05One of the most exalted levels that you can reach [music] is to be miserashem throughout…
2. 0:37aada is an acronym. It's the rashis for aldeshmu attained perfection because he was willing to…
3. 1:09living after [music] being to go on and to move on and still to plug through…
4. 1:40He doesn't do it out of fear, [music] out of stress, not for seeking honor. rather…
5. 2:13aldeshm to attain a level that merited to attain a level that merited to die alkadesh.…
6. 2:45because I love you. Because I fear you, because I care, because you want me to…

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