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  Charles Nenner -3 years ago

  If i get depressed saying slichot. What to do

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  First we must have the relationship of King and subject

  What about a true "tinook shel nishba" who had no clue about his status as a yid and relationship with Hashem? 

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  It's called "Rosh" Hashana because it's the head...

  But....we also have Rosh Chodesh.  Is that the head of the month? What about the 30th day of tge previous month which is also called Rosh Chodesh though it's the last day of that month? 

  Rosh Yeshiva? 

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  "Your students are like your children"

  So is it true that your students are just as inseparable as actual children? 

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  If the grandparent is inseparable with his child who is also

  Himself a parent and therefore also inseparable from the grandchild.....does that mean that by extension the grandparent is likewise inseparable from the grandchild, the great grandchildren, etc. 

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  The implication is that the parent child relationship

  Is deeper than the marriage relationship.  Latter can be severed but former cannot.

  But.....we coronate Hashem as King, we don't say that we renew our relationship with Hashem as Father?  

  If the parent child relationship is the deepest why do we say coronation which is not as deep as the parent child relationship? 

  Also. Don't some parents disown their children? And children abandon the child parent relationship? 

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  Teahuva can repair anything?

  What about murder? Having maimed someone? Having committed arson and burned something down? Or any physically irreversible damage? 

  What if victim has passed away? 

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  Sarah Goldberg -3 years ago

  Teshuva can repair anything?

  What about the aveirah of deliberately not keeping the mitzvos of Yom Kippur? Don't we have to keep the mitzvos of Yom Kippur for it to work as a teshuva machine? 

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• Anonymous -3 years ago

  Teshuva can repair anything?

  Doesn't the Tanya say one can't do teshuva for the aveirah of having brought down a nonjewish soul? 

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  Yosef Hersh -3 years ago

  Only zoom working

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  Sara -3 years ago

  Technical difficulties

  Technical difficulties.  Here is the Zoom link  
  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8808462179?pwd=VkEwdjRCbjRXajducWZ4OVZMY2k5dz09
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Rabbi YY Jacobson

• September 2, 2021
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