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Socrates, Caesar & Moses Visit Athens, Rome and Jerusalem

The Secret of Jewish Continuity & the Last Sholom Aleichem of the Dumbrov Jews

55 min

Rabbi YY Jacobson addressing the dinner of Bris Avraham in Fair Lawn, NJ

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This lecture by Rabbi YY Jacobson was presented at the Dinner of Bris Avraham, Fair Lawn, NJ, on Febuary 12, 2017. Filled with humor, anecdtoes, and stories, it captures the secret of Jewish continuity and eternity.

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    null -8 months ago

    Hi why did rabbi yy say a bad word?

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    Moshe -1 year ago

    Hi why did rabbi you say a bad word like what the.... can the rabbi pls respond to me 

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    • Anonymous -1 year ago

      Twice R you please respond how come you said it twice?

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      • Anonymous -1 year ago

        R yy*

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  • Anonymous -6 years ago

    The most entertaining lecture

    Dear Rabbi YY, The lecture was quite informative and entertaining.I was a bit put off by some off colored language that was used like : :"what the hell " in some of thet joke that I wasn't expecting from such a respected talmid chacham and i really

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    • Anonymous -6 years ago

      i know that the word hell is considerd bad, but can you explain why

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        George Luke -2 years ago

        I think I can.  It is not the word itself that is bad, it is the improper use of the word.  Hell is the name of a place of punishment for the wicked.  It is not a joke, nor is it an expetive term.  When someone uses the word improperly, using it as a curse word or an emotional expression, it diminishes the seriousness of what it really means.  "What the Hell" doesn't even make sense, and a person who uses the word that way demonstrates intellectual inferiority along with what I have already said about its use.  Would it make sense to say, "What the New York" or "What the Chicago" or "What the Montreal"?  Secondly, it is wrong to use it in the sense of telling someone to go there.  To say, "Go to Hell" means that you are playing God.  No one has the authority to command someone to Hell but God.  It is the very heighth of arrogance to think you can say such a thing with impunity, and to hope for such a punishment for a fellow human being is very revealing about one's self.  Either the curser really doesn't believe there is such a place as Hell (which suggests God is a liar), or they are certainly the most calloused, merciless individual imaginable.  And the only person who can be responsible for going to the place called Hell is the person themself.  A person chooses Heaven or chooses Hell based upon their choice of commiting their life to God now or not.

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      Nathan -6 years ago

      Bug off

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    shlome veshedsky -6 years ago

    gevaldik

    yossi you'r a gevaldike actor

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    Moshe Fundo -6 years ago

    Truly

    We are truly sons and daughters of G-d!

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    Esther Sarah Evans -6 years ago

    b"H Toda

    b"H Miau - is for Moshe.... Todah

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Keynote Lecture at Banquet of Bris Avraham, Fair Lawn, NJ

Rabbi YY Jacobson

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​To Pascale Shoshana Sasson, in honor of your 50th birthday and 26 years of marriage. You are a great Mother and Eishet Chayil! From Benjamin, Maya, Leah, Joseph , Tally and David Pisarevsky

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