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Terumah

Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills

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Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland HillsTerumah. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Thank you very much, thank you very much. And your tonight begins, Roskola, everyone should be here to greet the month of Adal. Tonight we started 515. 515 pm tonight, tomorrow morning is Roskola. It's 6.30. 6.30 tomorrow morning and Wednesday Roskola. 6.30 tomorrow morning, 6.30 Wednesday morning. Roskola's boys, please be here on time. 630 Rosecores tonight, 515, we start Rosecores tonight by Mayr of the 515. Let's see if I can pick out a short one here. Yaron's holiness and its miracle, Posh's Truma. Yaron was the holiest of all the vessels in the Mishkan. It was the centerpiece of the entire Mishkan because the skin arrested on it. Yaron were forbidden to carry the arrow on Lagan's.

1:01They had to pick up the poles of the arrow and carry it on their shoulders. Yaron performed very many miracles in connection with Yaron. Some of them are when the Yaron carried the arrow and they felt no weight at all on their shoulders. Not only that, but the Yaron even lifted them and carried them along with it. The golden coruvine on the arrow would face each other when Hashem was pleased with the Jewish people. However, when the Jews sinned, however, and Hashem was angry, the coruvim turned their faces away from each other. Hashem commanded Mosher to make a second arrow, which always traveled ahead of the Nays royal during their 40 years in the desert. The arrow and shots box of fire that killed all the poisonous snakes and the scorpions in the path of the Jews. Hey, it would be a good idea to catch us. Oh, man, what's up, how's it going? What's up, all these people? The Fikar Hibam told me it's fortunate. Am I?

2:02Am I? Am I? Am I? Am I? Am I? Am I? Am I? Am I? Am I?

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