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Pesach: Bitternice | Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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Rabbi Shlomo Farhi

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synagogue on Steamboat Road is just incredible 54 it's just incredible I think there was 600 people there um coming to learn Tor it's just astounding the revolution that's going on uh in Great Neck with regards to Torah and engagement so on all of your work uh with that that's very very special so let's begin oh also want to give a big to my daughter Shana who got accepted to uh PA school yesterday studying to be a doctor uh I know you worked very very hard Shi and all very very proud of you um and uh natan's going to have to take you out for a very very nice dinner not in a schwarma joint or a pizza shop and we understood that you made that clear and it needs to be a place that is worthy of all the hard work that you put in so wishing all the young people in our community tremendous success as they uh as they Advance on their careers my friends I want to share with you friends I want to share with you something that I thought was an interesting point of view uh and something that maybe has a powerful relevance to each and every one of us the mid tells us in M says M also a few times why would was she called why did they call her Miram why did they give her that name taught they called from a of which means bitter like the says and they embittered their lives with very hard work so the question is what kind of parent is going to name their kid

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  1. 2:07synagogue on Steamboat Road is just incredible 54 it's just incredible I think there was 600
  2. 5:17Egypt how many years was the most difficult and strenuous work 85 86 years how do
  3. 8:52called it's the same thing like the this and then this what's that called in ashas
  4. 11:59years that was part of the Covenant but they couldn't last 400 years so what should
  5. 15:33take a look you'll understand now that the bitterness that they were experiencing was it was
  6. 19:09Mar is matah freedom and bitterness what was Freedom supposed to be what was that number
  7. 22:20going to I'm going to bring a child like this into the world what does mam
  8. 25:58opposite by the way or Europe now you mean Europe post the Holocaust Holocaust Survivors they'd
  9. 29:04symbolize that Hashem lifted us from like the says that word that God lifts us up
  10. 32:40has is to take these different events and to understand them in their totality a person

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