Four Perspectives On Sin
Kumzitz with Rabbi YY Jacobson & Cantor Berel Zucker
- September 14, 2009
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- 25 Elul 5769
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Dedicated by Eda and David SchottensteinIn memory of Alta Shula Swerdlov And in merit of Yetta Alta Shula Schottenstein Feivish and Tamar Pewzner and Family in the loving memory of R' Hillel ben R' David Pewzner
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Four Perspectives On Sin: An evening of song & inspiration with Rabbi Jacobson and Cantor Berel Zucker singing stirring high-holiday melodies. The lecture explores a "panel discussion" between wisdom, prophecy, Torah and G-d on sin.
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- September 14, 2009
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- 25 Elul 5769
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Dedicated by Eda and David SchottensteinIn memory of Alta Shula Swerdlov And in merit of Yetta Alta Shula Schottenstein Feivish and Tamar Pewzner and Family in the loving memory of R' Hillel ben R' David Pewzner
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Terry -6 years ago
Four perspectives on sin
Fabulous...powerful perspective on challenges...filled with compassion and wisdom and love.
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yossi -10 years ago
story
see also chaim walder's new book, kids speak 7, for a slightly different version of the matzah story
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Leibel -10 years ago
It's all one
Yasher koach for the stones article. A slightly different but the same take occurred to me. Each of the stones represents a different facet of Torah, i.e., halacha, mussar, chakira, chassidus. Each wanted the Tzadik to be misbonen on that particular mode of learning/service. Hashem said, "Guys, guy's! It's all one!"
Regarding the Rebbe, my friend Nachman Levine said, the Brisker was the inyan of gvul. The Rogotcher was the inyan of bli gvul. The Rebbe is the inyan of bli gvul within gvul.
Leibel
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ock -11 years ago
sources
great shiur, can you provide any additional sources, eg sicha etc, so I can look at further texts? thanks
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Anonymous -11 years ago
Re: sources
Reshimos vol. 163.
Letter by the Rebbe of 5 Iyar 5702.
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tzipiglick -12 years ago
Tale of 3 matzahs
This is a beautiful story.
This should inspire all of us to try and live like that- thinking abou t and taking care of others needs before our own.
BTW, I think my father was born in Chernovitz but left as a baby in 1918.
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