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Rav Yitzchak Breitowitz: Personal Transformation Through the Sacrificial Offerings

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Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

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You [music] my [music] birthday. [singing] [music] [music and singing] [singing] >> Okay. Hi everybody. Thank you for coming. Uh the share today is dedicated coming. Uh the share today is dedicated as usual uh praying for the protection of amI Israel, the lasting unity of the people of Israel which will basically to victory and as well as davining for all of those whose health has been affected uh by terror and war. Uh tonight's shar is dedicated by Mark Costelle in appreciation of Riers and in honor of his wife Reena. Uh that's Mark Wel's wife Reena and their 30th 33rd wedding anniversary and Maz may be to uh happiness together at May may be to uh happiness together at May of uh we have of course we're coming to Roesh Nissan and although there's a mitzvah of stuck the whole year there actually is a special rabbitic obligation uh to contribute money for Pesak so people can can celebrate the yiff of Pesak in a proper way. Uh this is either called mo money for wheat, money for matzah but in everything or which means pes flower and uh it is it seder called all who are hungry let them come and eat now we're saying it at our seder already so we're not really inviting anybody at that particular point although you never know uh but we make the statement true by what we do ahead of time by by uh giving before Yumpt giving the uh things that people need so we can then sit down at the seder and say all who are hungry let them come and eat because we try to do what we can to help them. So besida

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  1. 0:01You [music] my [music] birthday. [singing] [music] [music and singing] [singing] >> Okay. Hi everybody. Thank
  2. 6:15I'll dwell in you. Meaning the ultimate goal of the Mishkan is to be a vehicle
  3. 11:55is although the mishkan and later the basa mikda seems to be a glorious idea in
  4. 18:08place that's not open to the public but at least we kind of know it's there.
  5. 23:50there would have been a a mishkan and a ba mikdash going to ram therefore it's
  6. 30:00malika. On the other hand, if you walked into the basa mikdash on shabas, you would
  7. 35:40drive uh to a bris uh that's on shabas so let's say you're a moel who
  8. 41:21then you bring your corban. I don't want your corban. I don't want your sacrifices. There's
  9. 47:32And um if you recall this is actually something we read about even on yam kipper.
  10. 53:16something easier and now this is so much harder. It's what it is. So he actually

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