Shmuel Chaim ben Moshe z"l

0:00Well, my father's is a fourth year at SAIT, and he grew up in Brooklyn, New York. He always had some of those words you could tell his whole life, you know, that he was from Brooklyn. And I tell you, the biggest thing I learned from him was he was a scientist, he was an electrical engineer in defense. He worked for a company that was a top secret kind of a company. And he used to talk with me about science, and he often brought up, and I think I said this at his funeral, was that there were times when, as a scientist, he saw conflicts or would appear to be conflicts with the Torah. And whenever he saw it, he saw those conflicts as a creation of Hashem that were a choice. It was a time for, you know, you had free choice, were you going to believe what the

1:01Torah said, or were you going to believe what science said? And he said, you'll watch over time. Science will change and change and change, but the Torah is going to stay the same. So if I can share with him, the one thing I would share that maybe you get to see the result of is he was the one who taught me to Daven. And he used to motivate me, he used to actually give me things over the summer, so I could learn of another paragraph, another paragraph, and it had to be done well, and it was something that till today I got the opportunity to Daven like that, and I got a chance to pass that on to my son. So I thank him for that. And I thank everybody for the opportunity for letting me Daven today and for all his support. Everybody always gives me. I appreciate it. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. So there's so much to have in the way. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.

2:02Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you so much.