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ch we are going to study uh an alara which is related to what we all do on Shabbat, sometimes without knowing it or sometimes knowing it a little bit. And we're going to try to study this concept a little bit this way. You know that on Shabbat when we return home from the synagogue, we repeat that famous verse of shalom alem shalom alem shalom. Are you familiar with this song? That's the question as it stands today. question as it stands today. Why is this verse, shalom alem, repeated three times? You've noticed that we repeat each verse three times. Shalom three times, shalom three times, shalom three times, and so on. All right ? Here, we are told that after invoking the fall of our enemies three times in the petition, this repetition of shalom al reflects exactly this intention this intention and symbolizes the confirmation of peace. We'll explain it. There is a book called Aminaagim. In truth, this book attempts to find the source of all minagimes, customs, and laws. In this work, he explains the reason why we say shalom three times and explains it from the verse of Deim, it is written shalom, a great shalom for those who love the a great shalom for those who love the Torah and nothing can make them stumble. I repeat, shalom, our sages teach that the plural implies at least two. When you talk about plural, it means at least two in the Torah. Otherwise, it's not a plural, it's a singular. And the word rave, which means large, symbolizes the number 3. So, on one side we have, on the other side we have the number 3. Thus, in this verse, the word shalom is multiplied by 3 and
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- 0:39question as it stands today. Why is this verse, shalom alem, repeated three times? You've noticed…
- 1:09this intention and symbolizes the confirmation of peace. We'll explain it. There is a book called…
- 1:40a great shalom for those who love the Torah and nothing can make them stumble. I…
- 2:46What did Rabiar de diter say? Excuse me and save the villain sheds three tears, one…
- 3:21we have at least b, that is to say in order to protect us from the…
- 4:04OK? And so here the benirha in truth he concludes the end of his development by…
- 5:05and woes of all the misfortunes. We then explain why we reverse the order, saying shalom…
- 5:35In truth, we are told here that it is taught in the Gemara of Braachot on…
- 6:06then proclaim peace between us. Peace between us is of course paramount. And that is also…
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