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Pesach: The Electrifying Original Reason Hashem is Called Hamakom in the Haggadah?

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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It's very interesting if you look at the repeatedly we refer to with an unusual name. We say we say again and again we refer to Hashem as now we know has a meaning. It means Hashem is and the world is not his place but the world is the place of Hashem. Hashem is but still why in the do we use this word. This is not commonly used when we refer to actually in the he brings from who derives from the expression that the author of the is none other than who ino utilizes the expression. But still why repeatedly use the expression? I remembered a gamach I heard many years ago about the significance of the word is actually the shame or we call it in other words like this it's the squared or the shame with meaning* yud you times each you multiply each number by itself yud time y 10 * 10

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  8. 3:41actually I tried to trace the earliest source of the significance of being the or I…
  9. 4:11world recreates and overrides nature at will. Therefore we refer to Hashem as which is an…

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