KLM: When the Signs Are Clear, What Do We Do?

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

[music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> If my dad could do what he did and I'll tell you about it in 1 second, we can do it as well. Right now everybody, every rabbi in the middle of this Iran war, uh running into the uh bomb shelters, everyone's talking about the Messiah, everyone's talking about prophecies that are being fulfilled in front of our eyes. Question is what do we do? Let's look at the Hafetz Hayyim. The Hafetz Hayyim is very clear. He says in Tzipisa Yeshua something very important to know. We're all going to be asked at 120 years old in heaven "Did you wait expectantly for the Messiah?" Tzipisa Yeshua says the Hafetz

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1. 0:05[music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> If my dad could do what he did and I'll tell…
2. 0:36everybody, every rabbi in the middle of this Iran war, uh running into the uh bomb…
3. 1:09Hayyim. When you see signs that it's imminent, the expectations rise and you're going to be…
4. 1:41a catatonic after World War I, lived by himself by himself. It was hard, right? So,…
5. 2:11Yet 9/11 occurs, the Twin Towers collapse. I speak to him the next week. He didn't…
6. 2:47prohibitions, okay? It is forbidden to have a stiff neck, kashino oref, right? What did my…
7. 3:49mindless mitzvahs into meaningful connections to Hashem. So, let's all work on that together and see…

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