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  Shmuel Rosenfeld -2 years ago

  היום הרת עולם

  Yasher Kochacha rabbi jacobson,

  As always inspiring and meaningful.I would like to just mention that I looked up the Avudraham and I didnt find him asking a question but rather making a statement based on the pasuk in Yirmiyahu you quoted and another pasuk in Iyov 3,2..that  prenency and birth are intertwined"כי  ההריון יאמר גם על לידה כמו הורה גבר".Anyway ..yasher koach and Ksiva V'chasima Tovah!

  Shmuel Rosenfeld

  Yerushalayim

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  C Gold -3 years ago

  Wow!

  A gut gebentcht yar to all!

  Thank you so much Rabbi Jacobson for your inspiring words!! When I listen to your classes 

  I know I will be inspired! Keep spreading your beautiful messages of love light and hope and reaching out to so many people! 

  May this year be a blessed one filled only with goodness and positivity and may we all realize our potential and live up to it!

  Thank you! 

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  Moshe Fordsham -3 years ago

  Can someone please show me where the ליקוטי תורה that was quoted can be found? I searched through alot of פ׳ מטות...

  Thanks

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    Isaac -3 years ago

    Likkutei Torah Matos, maamar v'shama.

    www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/2910

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      Moshe -3 years ago

      תודה רבה

      גמר חתימה טובה

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  shabsi -4 years ago

  I'm writing to show my appreciation for this wonderful preparation for Yom Kippur.

   

  So much meaning, from Kol Nidrei until Neila !

   

  And during the day, I even found you some more "sources" for your poweful lesson...

   

  On Yom Kippur night:
  
  

  מי יעלה בהר השם ומי יקום במקום קדשו..

  נקי כפים ובר לבב, אשר לא נשא לשווא נפשי ולא נשבע למרמה.

   

  Isn't that an amazing sequel to your speech ?

   

  In the morning Haftara:
  
  

  הלוא זה צום אבחרהו, פתח חרצבות רשע, התר אגדות מוטה, ושלח רצוצים חפשים, וכל מוטה תנתקו  
  

  רש"י: חרצובות - לשון קשר ואיסור
  
  

  Doesn't that remind us of ואסרנא לא אסרי  ?

   

  And finally in Neilla:

    היום יפנה השמש יבוא יבוא ויפנה נבואה שעריך

   

  As you said, we want to locked inside

   

  Isn't this amazing ?

   

  Thanks again, and have a wondeful Yom Tov !

   

  Shabsi Cohen,

  Beitar illit

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  Ron -4 years ago

  I listened to several of Rebbi's drasha on this - beautiful.

  Thought about it as I was in the Mikva - returning to "the womb" only to reemerge with real potential.

   

  Continue to inspire the velt... in your incredible way!

   

  Gmar Chasima Tova!

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    Feliks -3 years ago

    I recognize this story as well from one of his other talks.  I am sure I hear this dvar torah before. Miscarriage. Why? Shana? I don't remember the answer but I remember this. It was so beautiful the answer.

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Rabbi YY Jacobson

• September 19, 2019
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