The Corronation of King Charles & Tekias Shofar

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

about a year and a half ago on May 6 2023 King Charles was coronated as the king of England and at the time we spoke about his coronation and we utilized the event as a way to picture and imagine what the Pomp and ceremony will be like upon the coronation of mhia but now we're just shortly before rashash and I think there's something else quite important that we could glean from the coronation of King Charles when he was coronated aside from all the wealth and riches that were displayed at the time part of the ceremony was trumpets were blown upon his coronation and this is very important you know R provides 10 reasons for the Mitzvah of the very first reason R says this is quoted by aam is because on rashash is the first day of creation that Hashem became the king of the world

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1. 0:01about a year and a half ago on May 6 2023 King Charles was coronated as…
2. 0:31when he was coronated aside from all the wealth and riches that were displayed at the…
3. 1:04and when a king is coronated trumpets are blown they blow before them to announce and…
4. 1:35before the king now at the time of the coronation of a king when those trumpets…
5. 2:05to be with great happiness and joy analogous to a country on the day they coronate…
6. 2:35blowing of the shaer on the one hand we feel a little bit uneasy after all…
7. 3:06of King Charles and that will give you a little bit of a taste and a…

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