Parsha Perspectives - Parshas Noach

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

altar in English. So grateful that uh they shared it with me at the Gerash is coming October 27th. I think he's coming to our community again. Incredible. So looking forward to hosting him. the great G rashiva alto his far incredible and they've now released I think the first volume in English alter bishious and he tells us the following related once exclaimed when will we finally see that perfect child he has it in the that perfect child he has it in the footnote in Yiddish which I because not all of you understand Yiddish I won't read it in the Yiddish this is explained as a reproof on a recurring theme in life as each generation grows and raises children they say to themselves elves all the toil, all the blood, sweat and tears that I put forth. It's also my children can grow and become great and to your as those children grow and parent and parent children of their own. They forget why their parents toiled so instead they focus their energy on raising their children to greatness. And so it continues when will the child be so it continues when will the child be we've been toiling for finally materialize. In other words had this expression when is this perfect child going to come? Every generation is working on their children and then those children are working on their children who are working on their children and everyone shifts and everyone focuses and there is that chapter of life. One of our communities in Schmasi is parenting. One of the chapters marriage and relationships which includes parenting one of those chapters in life is when a person is focused and what happens when we're focused on others we are not

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1. 2:04altar in English. So grateful that uh they shared it with me at the Gerash is…
2. 7:58offspring the first child my legacy is me also my children. Yes but is me told…
3. 13:48Every day we compound. We're compounding our growth so that I don't need to revisit yesterday.…
4. 19:36upon myself if I could accept it upon myself halvi that I weren't born into it…
5. 26:12And this is the opposite of the opinion of because also lived in a rough neighborhood.…
6. 32:32How many children should a person have? How many? How many? When I was dating my…
7. 38:23beach and a shore and the sand and it holds back the ocean from the land.…
8. 44:38was rather slow in those days. What could have been the benefit of Noah's reproach to…
9. 50:12society as a whole. And we have wonderful non-Jewish neighbors and residents and fellow citizens. Of…
10. 55:56He's in the med of the staging doing what's Noah doing in the all that time.…

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