Children and Beyond (Shidduch Series #12) (Ep. 126)

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

the coronavirus bar hashem you should have many years of health and happiness and years shamayim and all those good things that come along with it or in the words of uh art raymond from the simcha what raymond's wealth and the time to enjoy yeah okay um we're at the end of our series not that there's not more to say plenty more to say um i keep getting emails asking me to deal with other points or other developments of ideas that i've said before but uh we got more to talk about got more to talk about it's uh almost purim we're going into our pesach program so we're going to finish this up and we're going to finish it up uh by following through with our idea of getting married building a buyer's name on bsl etc so we talked about figuring out who you are what you want building a home that's a mishkan building a life together and the final step in this process our children and we're going to speak a little bit about uh our approach to children i'm going to start by saying the following and i probably have made this point in the past but it bears repetition children are a good thing that's our approach yeah it's a bracha you read the stories of rocco and leia how they were hoping trying to be able to have more children to be able to bring yidden into the world the um around was stolen by the plishtim who suffered a plague an extremely unpleasant plague which involved rats entering the body through an orifice where things usually exit

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1. 0:31the coronavirus bar hashem you should have many years of health and happiness and years shamayim…
2. 3:45uh that children know and that is that the our own is carried on the shoulder…
3. 7:39family yeah that would have been a real pity if we missed out on having the…
4. 11:25it's about her so you want to come in and show me that you know how…
5. 14:42to be able to pass them on i uh i was working on a book on…
6. 18:21it's to dedicate you see that sometimes kind of gets translated as the holiday of dedication…
7. 22:05so much more than the average yeshiva guy because i had to defend what i believed…
8. 25:21can be responsible adults stand them on their feet reminiscent you probably used to do this…
9. 29:06no talking during class no playing on your phone during class and no you know eating…
10. 33:01the point is so much of the stuff that we get all bent out of shape…

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