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he will just ask me a little bit about
the
the way
the discourse is the my moral
what we're learning mark is called a
mimer
comes from the word amar to say
and khabar has a particular meaning it
refers to
hasidis
that a rebbe
was seven there's seven khabad rebels
said hasidis he set a maimer my mother
mother is the plural of a mimer
and
he asked me a little bit
with the previous rebbe
how did it work did he write him himself
did someone else
memorize what he said
and the answer is both
both
the the times
that he
most of his discourses that we have
which begin in 1920
when he became the rebbe the sixth of
the babies of chabad
he himself wrote
what he said
after he said the mimer
he wrote what he said and
sometimes there were changes from what
he actually said
to the written copy was a little
different
the explanation of that is that when a
sadhik
speaks
the belief is that it's god going
through the tsaddik's mouth
it comes out one way
when it comes to
writing that's already
put pen to paper
and there could be something that the
writer said that for whatever reason he
doesn't want to be in writing
so he didn't include it but again it's
seldom
and it's nuanced
but it does happen
and and i'm glad you brought it up
hillel because it's important with our
rebels my mora
and the
not not many laboratories pay attention
to this so it's worthwhile discussing
for another for a few moments
the only two rebbers that didn't write
their own my muram was the first altar
ever and our leather
all the others wrote there my mother
when the rebbe became the rebel in 1951
he was forbranging on shabbos mubarak
and other times
he would speak
but hasidim were not satisfied with that
and they said listen
in classical chabad that we know for 200
years
what sets apart an individual making him
the redder
is the mimer when he says hasidis
when he has conversation even if it's
great conversation and holy conversation
and tighter conversation
it doesn't yet make him a rebel
so
the hasidim were pressuring the rebel to
say hasidis
and it was in nineteen fifty one on
yuchi january of 1951
a husset by the name of rabbi alexander
nemtsov rabbinissa mendel's
father-in-law
who got up at the fabregan
as a kind of representative
for
all hasidim and he said
the talks are wonderful in other words
your your your presentations in talk
form
are wonderful and they and scholarly and
it's great
but
now mind you only a man who was born in
1870 could say that to the laban sheriff
he was 32 years older than the rebel
he had seniority
so
that ever conceded
to that
which also
shows us that really he wanted the same
my moral before but for technical
reasons which i'm not going to go into
now
he didn't
and from heaven this is when he said the
first mimer and even then
he didn't say a mimer
the way we heard him say a mimer later
years later
the way he said the mimer was he started
speaking like in a tone of conversation
that ebba said that ebba says
that he gave out for huge fat
and then he went into a sing song
so he preceded
the beginning of the mimer with a
statement
and guess what
hasidim weren't happy about that either
yo khan told me this
they were not satisfied that he needs to
make
a
an
introduction like
you know
in other words you're coming to a
lecture you're coming to hear some
information
and therefore i give you an introduction
that eases you into it
so the pressure
really
kept on going from january of 51
till era rosh hashanah 52
uh
tough shinjuku based which is still 51.
and and rabbi told me that it was then
the mimer of rosh hashanah tough shinyu
base
where he started the mimer i forget the
beginning
without an introduction
and then they felt
now
you're
now you're a river
you know so we all say he became rebbe
in 1951 that's on paper
but my understanding from what yale
shared with me is
that they still were not satisfied
in other words what why do you have to
make kind of introductory remarks why do
you have to justify yourself you are the
sadiq
you are the leader the seventh leader of
khabad lubavitch so
we don't need any introductions
and that finished
arab rosh hashanah
but nevertheless the rebbe seldom
wrote what he said
and when they pressured him they
continue to pressure him to write his my
muram
and thereby said it's either answering
people's letters to save
lives
or to have me write hasidis what what
should i do i think the answer is very
clear
so
he didn't
for all the years from 51 till 1986 or
so
he didn't
write his my mother i remember i'm from
the 70s
it was when when we had a lit a few
lines or a paragraph or two that he
wrote it was for us like uh a yamcha it
was it was a holiday for us
because
i remember the mimer uh tough shinjuku
zion and like a mimer that he said in 57
and he wrote a few paragraphs
it was i wasn't around in 1957 but but
later i became aware of it i said wow
you know let me see it let me learn it
so the rabbit didn't write his my mura
in 1980 in the 80s 86 i believe
that changed
because
and here too you need to you need to
know the facts there's facts and fable
there's wishful thinking and fantasy and
then there's facts
the facts are
that
if you
would have not
prepared
those my murray
for the rebber
i i i venture to say we wouldn't have
the maimuram that the rebber edited
also it's a fallacy to say
that the never wrote those my murder
that is a lie
he did not write them he edited them
and they became his my mother
but he did not write them that's a fact
the editing was very meticulous a
hundred percent
but they were prepared
i know the two
students who were in a room with arabia
on crown street
for 54 hours he didn't leave the room
you saw uh albert einstein i know sheila
havdaly was a jew a genius
working
he just ate something he put his philand
and the rest of the time he was in
thought
to prepare
to take a moment that the rebels said
and to open it up
and it's really a genius work literally
a genius work so much so
that in 1915 in 1988 he was criticized
by the rebel in a note which recently
was published
for
that episode they they would send in
the text
of the title page the cover page you
know
and they would and they asked the rabbit
to put a date to to the mimer
so this was the my member of
said in 1954
so he took that mimer and he prepared it
for publication
for pesach 1988.
and
they they they sent it in
waiting for the rabbit to put a date to
that mimer and and it was signed by
marekas
it's
the institution the the staff the
organization
which is the organization that that ever
started maybe even during the previous
episode was started
that was involved in producing casitas
during the rebels leadership
they have a circle the word marekas
and he said the word marekes comes in
the word
a prepared table
and he put a question mark and he said
is this prepared
for anyone to eat
on a table you put down food and the
food is prepared to be to be eaten
and that ever questioned
the staff and particularly him rabbi
khan who was the head of the staff
and he said is this
edible
now what does that mean
that means
it's genius material
but it's not edible for the average
person
and then he added another sharp line
that doesn't mean that the rabbit didn't
consent to the miner because he put his
he put his name to it and he gave a date
to it and we have it and we learn it
that's all true
but i i just i'm sharing this and you're
not going to hear this from anyone
around here they don't know him they
won't tell you
but
what this shows us is that if he would
have not prepared these my mother
we wouldn't have them
you might be asked wondering is it
relevant it's not relevant you wanted to
hear a little bit about the background
that my mother i'm sharing with you
because the bottom line is to learn
tighter right the bottom line is to
learn torah it's the rebels teachings
it's the rebels tyra it's holy and and
and great and that's it okay
the previous rapper
when he came to america in 1940 he
wasn't well he was pretty much
wheelchair bound
by the way that's the reason they bought
770.
why did he settle in 770 in crown
heights
the jewish neighborhood of the time was
called brownsville
which is
fought half hour for from crown heights
it was called the jerusalem
of america brownsville
i think
a rebel your grandfather
great-grandfather i think was in
brownsville if if
right
like all the year all the religious
orthodox eaten and they were there and
there was shoes and stiblach
it was
it was like a borough park today in
brooklyn
okay
so why did the fleet could ever go
why did he settle in in crown heights
crown heights on the contrary was known
as a
non-orthodox area
the jewish center
was a conservative shul
rabbi 11th floor was the rabbi and it
was one of the most popular conservative
rabbis in america
a great speaker
and that building
was at the time the nicest conservative
show because it had a
a pool as we know it has a pool it was a
it was an edifice it was a masterpiece
i'll tell you why
because that ever needed an elevator
because he was wheelchair bound
and did you know that 770 was original
an abortion clinic
1933 i think it was built by me
uh by a very wealthy doctor and he
performed abortions and that's why
upstairs where we their small shoe
used to be tiled with those blue tiles
that you you find in in in hospitals in
old hospitals you know for cleanliness
it was easy to to clean
right
we used to have that ups i think now
they got rid of it
that was
that was the abortion room
he lived upstairs downstairs was
completely gutted there was it was like
a basement empty
and where was the operating room for
abortions
the upstairs school of 770.
he was indicted he was
charged with doing illegal abortions and
was arrested and put in prison
and then he put his house up for sale
and exactly then the baby
needed a house for the previous leper
and they found the house i mean
look how
it all came together from heaven
you know he builds a house for himself
he's arrested
he
he he imported italian tile the bricks
excuse the bricks outside we're very
expensive very specialized
and the rabbit benefits because he has
now an elevator
so
going back i'm saying that ebber wasn't
well
his speech
in from 40 to 45 was up and down
sometimes better sometimes not so for
example in 1942 i think each monday
night
he came down
from upstairs from his apartment the
second floor
to
where the rebbe had his yakida's room
and he said a mimer there
not in the show
where our rebbe
would sat which was his offices you see
this room that was the place where the
previous rabbit was brought down in the
elevator and he said a mimer there why i
don't know that's what he did
but i was 42
what about 43 44 45 46
so maybe 45 he also before he had a
stroke
he had a stroke i think a 45 another
stroke whatever
so but most of the years he wasn't well
so
he didn't save my murray
what he did is he suggested
to our ebba who was helping him in this
regard
to take
my murmur that he said already in
previous years like i told hilo
the mimer busily ghani that we all learn
for you trot for the anniversary of the
previous rebels passing was said on
parsha's boy
1923.
by the way what's special about that
date
and what it speaks about this
but do you know why
because that was the shabbos
when the rabbit came
to
his father-in-law for as the perspective
shidduch with the rabbits on kaya mushka
parsha's boy tough pain gimbal was the
introduction whereby
altois who was the broker the shotgun
who brought him
and what does he speak about in the
mimer about making adidas
the seventh generation
so in
1950 when the frida kadeva says
i would like you to take this mimer and
prepare it so that i could
i could give it out to hasidam to learn
and then he passes on what is it about
him seventh generation
huh you see how it all comes around
mamas but the you exactly
and i'm not i'm not making this up this
is facts this is not these effects on
the ground
so
the my mottom so let's say this mimer
that we're learning he'll ask me about
this mimer the fleet of canada said i
told you he said it in brownsville
the second night of rosh hashanah
he later
wrote the mimer
he was well enough to say it
and later he wrote it up
so you will find
by baran select one's here select one's
there
that he actually said now again when was
this 1929
his health was better
look at the two videos online you know
him coming off the boat 1929 and then
coming off the boat 1940 it's two
different people in 19 in
1929 you see the way he walks walks off
the boat like this like a real king
you know you could see a strong man and
his posture and that's after they beat
him and everything else
but his multiple ms and whatever else he
had
was did not
did not you know hit him then yet as 29
but in 1940 he already was much more ill
people think that he was in a wheelchair
because they threw him down the steps in
27 that's a fallacy it's not true
that they throw him down the steps is
true he says they did
and that they heard him that's also true
but the re
the reason his his speech was slurred
and then difficult to understand at that
time was because of
that condition i believe
and later 45 uh the stroke
added to it
any questions before we go into the text
yes
oh the second one was
not only is this mimer
uh not edible but so too many of the
others are also not edible
i i i just saw this note two months ago
i i still
can't swallow it i it's
it doesn't it doesn't shake you know my
belief in the my mom that the rebels but
it does
it does bring to mind
something that i've been
you know saying all the time is why are
we learning easier my moral for people
you know in yeshiva okay that's the time
when you're supposed
but people
give them edible food to walk away with
you know when you get so intricate into
intricate and details and within details
i'm splitting hairs
it's phenomenal you know it's genius but
but
you need a background you need a what
i
i i don't think it's for everyone
the clelute it's for everyone but the
protein youth in in general markets for
everyone but pete
you know when i see these young bucharan
that that really don't know haven't
learned
five years of the rashabs hasidis and
they're going learning those discourses
god bless there must be him i don't know
what they're thinking
but i know when we were in morristown
with hermelo cebu and we learned the
basics
you know and then we went to the oil and
we learned more basics then we can
appreciate a little bit the reb is my
moral the rapper built
another rule you need to know
you're sure you're following yeah
yeah just by the way
was redone
i heard it was redone i heard but i
don't
know enough and i don't know if they'll
ever tell us
i i knowing
after getting such an answer from that
but i would think
and i heard that he re he
he redid it but again still
yeah so
i heard that he he did but it it still
you know i don't i don't think it it
meets the criteria that there ever said
and you have to understand
that the rights to rabbi seven that
flemish of zeven of who's the author of
the encyclopedia buddhist encyclopedia
on the talmud
it's like 30 volumes
so when the rebel said he wants a
cyclopedia hasidis if there's
encyclopedia on on talmud why shouldn't
there be an encyclopedia exodus
and through president xhazar he got
funding i mean there's a lot a lot of
details for another time another
february
bottom line is he got the funding
who was given the job review
he was given the job to prepare the the
encyclopedia of hasidis
okay
they sent the sample to rabbi zeven and
and he said i don't believe this the way
an encyclopedia should be written
and he wrote that to the reader
and he said such detail such nuance such
splitting hairs
that's not the job in his opinion of an
encyclopedia
so there ever wrote back to him i agree
with you
i agree with you
i've told him already
but i cannot
i don't have a right there ever writes
this it's unless you can see it i don't
have a right
to remove someone's pleasure
in learning hasidis
and i find this as a
phenomenal insight into the rebbe into
life into
every person has a certain style of
study a certain style of speech a
certain style of writing
and
someone who really believes a certain
way
and and and this is how he thinks
and this is how how he's he writes
for someone else to tell him you must do
it differently
it's a disaster because it won't be
in hebrews expression
you won't get anything
you get a compromise
so the rebel was telling rabbi seven
rabbi zeven i agree with you
but that's not the way this man thinks
and writes
and for me to force him to write that
way
is a unfair b it won't work
and i think that's something to you know
in life also sometimes we pressure other
people
if that's not who they are
you're not evaluating them properly you
have to give them their autonomy in
their room and the rabbit gave him his
autonomy
and was it to the liking of rabbi zeven
no and frankly it wasn't to the liking
of the rabbit on a certain level
but that's what that that's who they're
ever put in charge of the project
because only he can can write an
encyclopedia can put an encyclopedia
together
it was there's nine volumes and there's
much more to print yes
i'm sorry
when it's finished
it didn't finish it i mean he you know
he's already in heaven but um there's a
lot more that that he worked on you know
there's
probably another five ten volumes that
they probably have
but i don't think it was finished you
know
working on it there's one person
who
worked with him and he's continuing to
work yes and he also is very
knowledgeable to see this but
was also a perfectionist that's a anyway
he's a perfectionist so that's another
you know the rebel chose a perfectionist
to write an encyclopedia so i wanted to
say who that's great
on the other hand that's not great
because nothing is good enough and there
ever writes him in that letter never
writes to the oil another lady says to
him
i know that you want to do it perfectly
and all that
but put it out now and you'll be muslim
you'll complete you'll you'll correct
the issues later but he wasn't he
couldn't do that
he couldn't do that he wasn't that type
of a person
you know
so um
so when you ask me hill about the you
know the uh the rep said and so many
others are not edible
you know
do we need it we need that too we need
that too class will show we need that
but but we we need to know
that you know
who who was your audience who are you
learning you know young kids who are
just learning starting to begin learning
they need the
fundamentals my opinion i'm sure people
disagree you know and that's fine
what do you say about this issue yeah
sure what you're thinking
i was just thinking about
between like my mom um sister said like
my mom they may not on some level mean
for everybody to learn just because of
the
it's like learning sometimes very very
deep deep subjects
and it says one deep subject and then
it's already on
it's already on to the next
um
but like versus like if you kind of
compare them to like us right
is like
i don't know which part of her to like
kind of uh compare it to but it's like
if one is like very very uh
uh
like has all that
just content and that
takes
can take some of these concepts and go
on for pages at length but it's more
powerful
listen
we're talking now about certain mymorim
from us from certain rebels for example
the second the babachir ever if you
compare
the alta rebels my murmur the territory
or which is a staple in khabad to the
midland taurus hayam which is he's
basing it on his father's
it's like night and day he spends 20
pages
on three two pages of the altar evan so
therefore the elaboration
and the analysis and the analytical
style of the micheler river
is is wonderful for the mind in other
words it gives you this example in this
example you could you know where's the
alcohol look at the torah is very hard
to learn
very hard to understand he says gizelle
is hell of a sailor when he brings up
you know
it it's a complicated limut
it's a very complicated limit
you know
we didn't really learn the terror in
yeshiva
we learned you know the basics are the
kiakov certainly
certain basic my moral
mammal
certain basic ideas you know
but but by and large it wasn't it was
it's a very difficult type of uh study
wait wait wait wait wait so i'm saying
is
the reber ashab the fifth rebbe his
discourses are very elaborate
he was called like the rambam of casitas
where he analyzes and he breaks down
things and he you know
with lots of verbage
what i'm getting at is we need the
verbiage
we we need the elaboration so that we
could put our heads around it
when things are very concise and brief
it's more difficult to wrap your head
around it now
i would have a style that was in the my
mourinho but generally speaking
brazil this is the singing and this is
this thing and this is this indian so
it it's it's a harder type of uh so how
you do shapiro right
it's a much harder type of a lemur
that's a much harder type but
as far as what we call his cashless
ourselves connecting ourselves to to the
sadiq of the time in this case the rebbe
a hasid wants that
connection
and of course it should learn
my morrim of the rather
always
but that's that's a lemur
discussions
that's that's a different that's a
different emphasis
in other words i'm not if i want to
understand when mala and slave is well
two concepts see this
faculties of the soul and the interplay
between them and how they relate to the
person and etc
you etc you need a background so that
when you see it in a my mother the
rapper
this morning i was teaching i have a
coyote next israel i teach them online
so we're learning about
we came across the difference between
the impact of
willpower russo
over the mind over seijo
versus the impact of the mind over the
heart
and this happens to be the previous
reference of this course and it doesn't
elaborate
now people
their other mymorim of the rashab you'll
find pages upon pages explaining those
differences you don't have that
background you have no understanding
what he's saying and if you think you do
you're making a mistake
so
having the background
helps
so that when you come across
a statement like that in a mimer
you know what
what what's being referred to and you
could understand it better
then there is connection
a husset wants to be connected
to his rebbe today
so therefore learning from the rashaba
only and the altar but only is missing
that connection
so
it's two
separate
important
things but it's two separate ideas
okay we got off on a tangent let's go
back to learn a little bit inside
we are
in the mimer
what
i think we're starting out
yeah
we're on page
36 this is
a little easier
[Music]
the activity the job the work of british
sales
[Applause]
we seek to touch the essence
of the jew on rosh hashanah
not their hair color
and not what kind of house they have and
that what kind of rabbi they are but who
are you
know
on top of 37
touches
yet they're eaten in thief and
touches every jew
in the depth of their heart
um
and
once
quintessential
soul that the summer
is revealed through simple faith
mark i believe in god i believe god is
judging me today i want to be better i
will be better simple faith
i don't know how you look god and i hear
you smell i just know there is a god and
i believe in you
in regard to this aspect
of
nakuta's hayatus the quintessential
essence of every jew
there are no differences there are no
levels
the bahasa
when it comes to comprehension
when we're talking about the revealed
faculties
their differences
one who comprehends more or less
those that have more comprehension are
closer she is
that the essence will be revealed to
them easier and more and more frequently
in comparison to those
other that have no comprehension
this is true that ever says
throughout the year
[Music]
it says it's the time when the
illuminati the mother
is close to the spark
of hashem
hashem's arm is stretched
with great emotion he says to god let me
have another year of life forgive me for
what i did i really regret it please
accept me and help me
yesterday
since these days
are important before hashem are before
before hashem and that's why it says
yes hello
something i don't understand yeah even
isn't that
the outcome would be that without even
work we will be backing before
like
just by the fact that we are close to
the mouth
we automatically get into better it's
not even have to do anything with our
job with our work to do that
you're asking me
if
it's possible for the nitsuits
to
not allow itself to be bottled to the
more that's your question basically and
guess what
hashem never takes away a person's
spirit
[Music]
even when you close that's right
so because otherwise otherwise
it's not clear
but if so you got and peter is one of
the fundamentals
but if so if this is the same
i believe that what you're saying is
right now
then why doesn't hashem like reveal
himself right now and we still have a
choice we will reveal himself full force
no no we still have a choice wait wait
wait if hashem reveals himself if god
reveals himself who's not going to
follow
who's not going to follow him
imagine if if the rebel walks into this
room right here who's not gonna say hey
i'm shaking up
when there's revelation mashiach
we all are
miss patel
the soul is nullified but the question
is whether the goof goes along
so
yeah
very good thank you for bringing it up
it is
the whole year there is
always a knit source as always
always close of here is the guillotine
and within ghillie within gilly itself
there's gilly
with limitations
in this gala
and it's sort of like
coming from the top
the question
is much
oh how
is it
is are we
generating
in other words are we going for the ride
to the point that becomes part of us
so you say that
there is the potential for all people
[Music]
so
obviously
they could be the guillotine listen
for years we stood by those fabregans
and here's exotic it's like rabbi
raichikov show them
he said regarding of habring in 1975
that ever spoke about million bus
builder the famous
you know um
and then and and and then everyone
he learned he took the gemara megillah
and
i think
whatever sukkah in
and and he turned it around because the
mother says that she was punished
that she didn't get you know fresh bread
because
they did the aveda with the with the
greek soldiers
i come to the lab in 1975 of tishrei
and he says meeting bus bill goes such a
holy person
that she's standing on the uh
huh
yeah
after
two weeks later some cause terror by the
fabric and they're ever said i made the
post office very rich i got letters from
all over
they said the babbage how could you give
such a shot in the gemara
it's a 180 degree
the gemara means to bring out the
negative
and you come along you make the positive
and that ever then said a story of the
altered
with a soul that was during the time
someone was in a gilgal from the time of
zucharia the prophet
who got up and asked he was about to
prophesy against the jews if they don't
do true for they're going to die and all
that they'll be punished
stabbed murder him
and although said this person who walked
in who had felt that it was he was
possessed by a demon by a gilgal
although said you're that soul
you're a reincarnation of a soul of 2
000 years ago
that was the nebba's answer
to the criticism
of why he took miriam buzz bilga
do you hear what's going on here
the rebber
on his mother's yard site
took miriam bus bilga out of a of her
painful state
of being possessed
just like the al-qaeda did was
that was the rep he didn't say he have
to say those words but that's what he
was saying
you asked me a question why am i turning
around the shot of the gemara where
you're all right if you if anyone learns
they can borrow it it's negative it's a
punishment right
sorry
said
here we are we're standing at it for
breaking
and we hear what the rapper said and it
took two and a half weeks for we didn't
pick it up
we didn't we didn't you know we heard
him give us him a nice shot and very
nice
so he said like behemoths were like like
like you know like animals like we uh
shaking our heads
but meanwhile out of our brain
he's changing the world he's taking the
soul that's been
in slavery for two thousand years miriam
bas bilga and he's unwrapping her and
he's making her a free person giving her
peace
so why do i say this
yes
and the more is here it is this way and
nevertheless
you know
and that's why we have to do two of them
let's continue what time is it i don't
know the time
it is 10 23
okay just a few more minutes
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hashanah isn't just a general judgment
day of judgment it's a day of judgment
for every detail um
there we say this in the santa takef
over there you'll be counted
when are we sealed on your kipper right
here whether one will live
and even if you live
will you really be living
what type of life will it be
doesn't want to say he says god forbid
and he says cool et cetera he won't put
it in writing
should be say the health of your family
called the of the double
the target says
this is when on rosh hashanah the day of
great judgment
is the day
when the when the when the prosecutors
come and and the defendants come and
says dog talk there is a day what's that
talk is up crystal
mitch but it's a day that's been
selected for judgment when in yemen talk
women sydney
they say hey guy you did this on this
day and you lied and you cheated on this
day and this
was the mention of it
they bring you a big list
when it's cool with the lead situation
then comes the good out of advocate
angels who want a defender who defend us
who's a dimension
as it comes to a judgment here
when someone does something like
stealing sailor robbery or even seahorn
murder next page top of 38 or no or
ripping one off right
here right
uh
so the sinner is called to you hey come
here you got to come to court
yes milan is good so you got prosecutors
and defenders
yes
within kosher said the prosecutors say
hey for your for what you did you
deserve great punishment
for desecrating the laws and judgments
the triosomatic fula the prosecutor has
a double a double demand for allah's
father
number one why are you breaking the law
that's number one why are you breaking
the law
base number two
why
they're particular no it's overall
there's civil judgment civil rules
that's one thing you basically are a
breaking
law
an order number two
this is your particular issue that you
that you that you violated
so they say
there are others that don't get punished
so we also
took that liberty
the gaming expected
so so the defender says look judge
hey
they they you know other people do the
same thing and they aren't punished why
should he be punished
so the prosecutor says well
this guy set a precedent and when he's
sending the president that's a terrible
thing
therefore the the prosecutor says this
guy should be judged this person should
be judged in a very very severe way
many people less event
michael bashkin got those 27 years back
hashemi got out it was so unfair
but they wanted a show right so what do
they do so you know i mean she you know
you could
as we're saying here the judge will give
you a judgment will give you a
punishment more than really what you
should get
they want to scare other people look
what's going to happen to you if you do
it this way
and after the judge hears the defend
defense to attorneys presenter case
nathan description belt in baton rouge
who's the last way they say hey
stand up yourself
right this is a lawyer
now you
you
get up and defend yourself we have to
get up on rosh hashanah and defend
ourselves
but these words at the end of the month
at the end of this chapter are
unbelievable the he says that the limu
speaking positively
and meritoriously about someone else
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but
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it's like you're saying
you get up you have to get up yourself
and talk to the to the judge
prosecutors said their thing they
defended lawyers today i think now it's
your turn get up
you're the sacrifice get up right
limous cos
tell the judge have mercy on me
think about all the good things that
i've done
and please
give me a
less of a punishment and all that
and he says here look at the words
the final verdict of the judgment
depends on the limbo's house
yeah
it's a very powerful thought so a
you know what we need to walk away with
from this nakuda is
we need
limous
you know in other words
you're going to come up there you have
you have to have a limous
to show the judge
i in other words
you know you know yes this issue i
violate you know how many good things i
did and therefore
and i'll tell you something
without names i know someone that went
through a serious judge case and could
have been in prison and all that
and i saw the letters that people wrote
like 30 people all social what this per
person did in the community in other
words what the wrong wasn't wrong no one
said the wrong wasn't wrong it was a
serious wrong financial issue
but they appealed to the judge
for mercy but based on susie
and they showed a list of exclusive
and and again the judge
ruled a month or two in jail and they
were out so i don't know you know what
but the point is that the limous hulls
is very powerful so everything we do
throughout the year
remember to
to bring that into your account when
you're standing there rosh hashanah you
keep it
you know it's all right in other words
you could say well i don't want to show
off now is the time to show off
but hashem sees that
he sees all the things of course mark
hashem sees it but hashem wants you to
articulate and bring it to the table
okay okay yeah okay god knows everything
yeah but but but he wants it
come on right here okay have a go alert