Sukkos: Koheles - Where's Hashem's Name? Why Feminine? - The Astounding Approach of Netziv

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

and he says amazingly that's was composed by schlemite not only for Kaliso but for the nations of the world why do we read koihelas on sukis says because why would they come on sukkas they came to the miktash the 70 param were brought on behalf of the nations of the world when a carbon is brought the Bible must when a carbon is brought the Bible must be standing there so the goyan would come and when the goyan would come so would teach the nations of the world the objective of life that this world is it's empty it's vanity it has no intrinsic value but the objective of this world is to fear Hashem kaihelis was written not only for cloudy soul but for going now goyam don't recognize Hashem

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1. 0:32and he says amazingly that's was composed by schlemite not only for Kaliso but for the…
2. 1:03when a carbon is brought the Bible must be standing there so the goyan would come…
3. 1:33don't recognize Hashem they recognize the shame La Kim as the Kumar says in sanhajan so…
4. 2:05he also told Israel that speaks about the goddess of October those are just the closing…
5. 2:42perhaps this is why there was a debate whether kahels as we mentioned from debated whether…

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