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Tears for Yom Kippur, Tears for the End of the Torah

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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shot and on yum Kipper itself the Pinnacle of yum Kipper is of course and writes in his commentary to the Sid in the introduction to that if there was ever an opportunity to apply the statement of H it would be right we could certainly say about says if not now when else is there an opportune time to be answered and even if you're weak and even if you're tired and thirsty and fam a weak person should say I'm strong and strengthen yourself in this to pour out your heart like water the that your outcry could go up to the heaven ah and now says here's the key you want to have an effective make sure you pour out some tears make sure you let out some because through crying with the decree if there are any any decrees any then what do we say today today on the day of you want to abolish any harsh decrees then it's through de and then says and what's the proof how do we know that will be quick to answer us well says an amazing thing we know that there was a man by the name of par yeah par was a bad guy right we're good with that par was a bad guy he made a decree that all the boys you got to throw them into the river and anybody who would violate the decree would be a would be rebelling against the king would be

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  1. 0:33shot and on yum Kipper itself the Pinnacle of yum Kipper is of course and writes
  2. 5:56supplicates man has no merit he does his well it doesn't say answered yeah but what
  3. 11:12dimunition of my my fat and my my blood right it should be considered like a
  4. 16:41yakar says what is the role of in says's saying what's you besch before the on
  5. 22:44what he wrote it with he could write it with you know .5% uh special um
  6. 28:06dried you know ran dry and he cried and he cried you say how could you
  7. 33:31but it's still not true how could you write so that Kasha was never answered and
  8. 39:28so M wrote it it doesn't mean tears M wrote it mixed up he just left
  9. 44:49explore that idea a little bit further and how it applies um to oner and the
  10. 50:19and it could be poured out before God in tears by the way another interesting uh

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