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What Did You Need to Hear When Your Embryo Was First Formed?

When We Learn Torah, We Can Travel Back to the Moment of Conception, Experiencing Pure Love and Oneness

1 hr 39 min

Class Summary:

This Pre-Shavuos Women's class was presented on Tuesday, Parshas Bamidbar, 27 Iyar, 5784, June 4, 2024, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.

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    Erik -5 months ago

    Dear,Rebbi,Besides washing hands and rinsing mouth is there anything I should,can,do to show my gratitude and respect to GOD before I pray in the morning.Thank you so and much for the hours and hours of dedication in teaching us,Thank you.

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    Alter Egoz -5 months ago

    Dovid Hamelech says my parents have abandoned me

    • Referring to the moment of conception as parents sleep. The moment of conception implies that the neshoma has entered.  
    •   But,  halacha allows for abortion up until the 40th day after conception because it is on the 40th day that the neshoma enters. There is no entry of the neshoma before that and so abortion is permitted for what is considered just part of the mother's flesh. Only after the 40th day, to allow abortion,  is a requirement of "rodef"/pursuer required 

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    Golda -5 months ago

    This session...

    Soo vital...THANK YOU!!! I'd appreciate a " hard copy" of this lesson.

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Shavuos Women's Class/ Mei Hashiloach Bereishis

Rabbi YY Jacobson

  • June 4, 2024
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Dedicated by Carol Okolica in memory of her dear parents, Shalom ben Binyamin HaLevi and Beryl bas Dovid whose yartzeits were yesterday, Chof Vov Iyar, and today, Chof Zayin Iyar

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