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Yishai Show: Chaos and Perfection
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Can the Garden of Eden exist within a state of entropy? Well, somehow, in Hebron, it does! With 25,000 people coming to Hebron on this special weekend Rabbi Yishai struggles to go through this emotional Torah portion while discussing the purchase of the Land of Israel by Abraham and the continuity of Jewish peoplehood through Isaac.
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I love everybody and welcome to the shy
pleasure show broadcasting live from F
rocks
that's right the biblical city of F
fraud a fraud Bethlehem in Judea yes I'm
in Judea in the beautiful town of F
fraud my new town my new hometown that's
right it's it's a strange it's different
but it's also really amazing because
just 30 minutes to the north is
Jerusalem where I lived for many years
but 30 minutes to the south is heparin
where I've been working now for two
years and so I'm smack in the middle
between the two loves of my life you
know the the the great cities in my life
heparin and Jerusalem and I'm very very
thankful to be here it's a great town a
fraud it's great for my family and it's
it's really right between the two places
that I love so much you know and you
know how compromise is on the one hand
it's never either of the things you're
compromising but it also gives you
access into both the things that you
love and I'm very very thankful I'm also
thankful for you being there wherever
you are and I am thankful to the great
folks at the Land of Israel Network Land
of Israel Network which is given us the
opportunity to broadcast to you and we
have many more great shows and I want to
thank you so much for joining us I want
to thank also right off the tap I'm
gonna I'm gonna kind of reverse the
order today I'm going to thank things in
the beginning and not worry about it at
the end if you hear any kind of kids
knocking on my door or anything like
that just know that I'm in my own house
recording which is great but you know
how that is the kids are not asleep yet
so I want to thank my beloved wife maka
Fleischer for helping me live and exists
and and just being you know the love of
my life so thank you so much maka for
that I want to thank my children and
hope that they can the two bigger ones
can babysit the latter what little
littler the small one because he's a
handful he style he is he's all the the
he's all the rage he's all the action
is these travel very cute but also very
rambunctious and cute any case this week
the reason I'm not with Rabbi Mike foyer
here on the beloved land of Israel
Network broadcasting from a fried as I
said is because actually this is a Torah
portion which I'm very connected to
especially through my work and remember
my work in Hebron that because it's a
job but because it's a passion but this
is one this is the big one this is the
weekend this is the Shabbat that
everybody comes to Chevron 25,000 people
are coming VIPs are coming Knesset
members ministers chief rabbis etc all
kinds of people all show up in Hebron
and it's a compilation celebration we
celebrate so many things at the same
time but that's the simple reason that
people come is because of the Torah
portion itself and the irony is that I
have so much to say about this Torah
portion and I'm sure rabbi Mike does as
well but the irony is is because this
Shabbat is so special that we've been
really working very very hard I'm
recording this late and Tabitha from the
land of Israel Network is gonna be
putting this up late and Moshe from the
Isha Fleischer Network System is putting
it up late and everything is pushed off
because there's been so much pressure
and the BBC is coming and this is coming
and that is coming and everybody's
calling me at the last minute that they
want to show up and I get it you know
everybody wants to be part of this of
this special story and and the reason
this is a special story is that this
Shabbat when we read this Torah portion
we are going to be reading about the
first purchase of the Jewish people in
the Land of Israel we're going to be
reading about Abraham's purchase of the
Maha Pella to bury his beloved wife
Sarah and so we're going to be learning
about the the kind of the the the
initial the word purchased is not the
word I'm looking for there's the word
Qingyuan which is like ownership gaining
of ownership
in the Land of Israel by Abraham that's
one aspect of the Torah portion and then
there's a whole aspect of the Torah
portion which is about thee the people
of Israel is supposed to the land of
Israel the people of Israel and that is
the continuation of Isaac this young man
born miraculously almost offered up to
God by the hand of his own father at the
akkada they've at the binding and now
what you know we've we got the the
promise that that Isaac is gonna is
gonna be the continuation of Abraham but
it was gonna help who's gonna who's
gonna be the you know the continuing
who's gonna be the lady who's gonna be
the ladies that gonna happen and yes we
found that in the last term portion then
a very special girl her name is Rivka
was born and she is the intended mate in
really this incredible counterweights to
yet slacker so maybe we maybe we should
start from Rivka for a second I really I
really love riff cos a character so much
the best thing about rifki is that if
you ever read every single one of her
lines in the Bible in the Torah
you will find that that that more than
anybody else there is nobody that that
that that is so sure-footed like Rivka
Rebecca there's nobody who's so it fires
and acts with total fast undoubted
conviction that's a lesson I guess for
all of us right to have that ability to
be with total conviction if you want to
if you want to learn from from a
character in the Torah that doesn't hem
and haw and doesn't have self-doubt and
doesn't have you know insecurity
problems like so many of us like all of
us do rifki has no insecurities problems
she always knows what's right and and
that that basically happens when when
Abraham's we first meet that when
Abraham's servant who's identified as
Eliezer but the Torah portion does not
call him that
those just calls him the servant that
also teaches you something about being
in the service of Abraham you kind of
when you're kind of less important than
Abraham you're the servant and sometimes
when we work for Abraham especially in
hay bran there's an element that we lose
you know we don't have to send an
element of losing it's it's it's not
I'll give you an example what I mean
people say to me shy you're uh
semi-famous a little bit you're kind of
known I say I'm known are you joking me
I work for known people I work for
Abraham Isaac and Jacob Sarah Becca and
land they are known people the Bible has
chosen to write about them but I am not
known I'm I'm just a small person and
I'll do my part in my life and and if I
can honor the the great memory of of
these great people and and and honor
God's most beloved people then then I've
done my role but I used to live next to
Cemetery so I know that the great people
come and go and most of us don't our
names aren't remembered but Abraham
Isaac and Jacob Sarah Beckett Leah and
Rachel of course I remembered so that's
the servant the servants he doesn't have
exactly a name because he's in the
service in the emissary work of Abraham
but the tradition identifies him as
Eliezer and it makes sense because we
learned that his number-one servants as
Eliezer in any case Eliezer goes out to
Quran to southern Turkey to find a gal
the right gal a suitable girl a gal for
Yitzhak oh and by the way yeah and I
caught a little bit of a cold throughout
the week as well thanks a lot I listened
to a friend of mine I went jogging and I
came back I'm like I think I just caught
a cold anyway so the servant goes out to
Quran he's in a place where nobody knows
him and he looks up to God and he says
you know God if you if you really love
Abraham and you want to do kindness with
them please help me find the right the
right woman and the way to do it is is
if I'm asking for a sign and the sign is
that the sign is that if a girl comes
out and in offers to water my camels and
give me water because I am thirsty
and and waters the the camels indeed she
will have proven herself to be from the
right family from the right people hood
that is what I need for a for Isaac my
servant son
I'll even read that right from the text
so you can get the feeling of the
dramatic element there and here's the
servant and he says Hashem God of my
master Abraham may you so arranged for
me this day that you do kindness you
that you do kindness with my master
Abraham behold I am standing by the
spring of water and the daughters of the
townsmen come out to draw water let it
be that the maiden to whom I shall say
please dip over your jug so that I may
drink and her replies drink and I will
even water your camels her will you have
designated for your servant for Isaac
and may I know through her that you have
done kindness with my master and it was
when he had not yet finished speaking
that suddenly Rebecca was coming out she
who had been born to Beth well the son
of Milcah the wife of the brother
of Abraham with her jug on her shoulder
now the maiden was very fair to look on
a virgin who no man had known she
descended to the spring filled her jug
and ascended the servant ran towards her
and said let me sip if you please little
water from your jug
she said drink my lord and quickly she
lowered her jug to her hand and gave him
to drink when she finished giving him to
drink she said
I'll draw water even for your camels
until they have finished drinking anyway
he's totally amazed that the man was
astonished at her reflecting silently to
know whether Hashem had made his journey
successful or not and it was when the
camels had finished drinking the men
took a golden nose ring it's weight was
a Becca and two bracelets on her iron
and he put two bracelets on her arms ten
gold shekels was the weight and he said
whose daughter are you and so on meaning
to say he was just so he had he made
this kind of deal with God and there it
was before even finished speaking it
happened so he's the kind of ultimate
you know emissary and God does a miracle
through him and he goes back to the her
family and they sit down
and they try and then and he tells them
the story about how it all happened he
tells him about Abraham and his success
and the birth of Isaac and he says let
me take let me take Rebecca so they're
like no you know let her let her hang
out with us for like a month you know we
can't just say goodbye to her and he
says to them look if you delay me I
can't be delayed I need to succeed on my
mission
tell me right now is she coming with me
or not then they come to the conclusion
that the best way to really do this is
to just ask Rebecca right ask grifter
what she says I love the Hebrew v :
Africa they called rifki l'amour la and
they said to her hat till he EEMA each
has their shall you go with this man now
who is this man the total stranger right
tell a stranger with with with with with
wild-eyed stories so they like Rebecca
um let's just ask you a question
are you gonna go with this man and she
has one line here she says LS LS means I
will go I am going I shall go I'm going
I'm out and the next thing we learned is
that she kind of rides the camels in a
sense ahead of the servant and she's
leading the pack ahead and this is
Rebecca you know she is she is sure sure
footed about her decisions there's
incredible personality and and he
follows her throughout always knows
exactly what she wants
one word LF you know can I have some of
your water absolutely and I'll give some
to your camels as well not I don't know
I don't know who you are you're a
stranger they should show you go with
him well let me consult with my mom
no I'm ready to go she goes on her way
with this servant and in the distance
she sees a man coming from the field
what does this field this is the field
of the Michaela where Abraham was buried
isaac used to do the afternoon prayer
there used to meditate there and talk to
God commune with God and he saw her from
a distance she saw him from a distance
and it is there's my son who jumps in
hello yes trial hello Israel okay Sarah
you got to go out of this room
hey guys
I was in my room when I'm recording so
from a distance Rebecca also sees Isaac
and she famously falls off the camel I
prefer to think that she didn't actually
fall off the camel but the word is a
little bit different than has a
different meaning and then she prays
from the top of the camel because the
word fatigued pole it can also come from
the work to feed laughs but she prayed
from atop her camel and that's because
Isaac and Rebecca were famous for being
able to pray in the same room the
Midrash tells us in different corners
and they had an incredible impact they
were just standing different corners and
pray and he was coming from the field
and he was praying in Rebecca rifka sees
him from a distance and he's praying she
immediately begins to pray they are what
do you call those harmony kind of sticks
you know those harmony you can have you
when you harmonize with one of the
sticks but the one in the same pitch
starts to vibrate as well so that's what
they're like
rifki Rebecca and Rifkin's rock and it
has the most beautiful lines at the end
of the story portion and then towards
the end of this story actually it says
well let me read to you that part that I
just meant Isaac went out to supplicate
in the field towards evening and he
raised his eyes and saw and behold
camels were coming and Rebecca raised
her eyes and saw Isaac she inclined
while upon the camel right so this is a
special kind of translation there like
she leaned usually means that she fell
but but my explanation is that she
prayed and she said to the servant who
is that man walking in the field towards
us and the servant said he is my master
she didn't took the veil and covered
herself the servant told Isaac all the
things he had done and Isaac brought her
into the tent of Sarah his mother he
married Rebecca she became his wife and
he loved her and thus was Isaac consoled
after his mother so what we see is that
at the end of the Torah portion Isaac is
consoled he marries Rebecca but there's
a word here that is not often used in
Judaism and that is romance right it's a
very romantic
words Shh Rebecca took the place of
Sarah he brought her into Sarah's tent
and he loved her and this is very
important because the beginning of the
Torah portion which was which is kind of
why it's such a big deal in Hebron is
because Abraham loved Sarah and and he
came to to honor Sarah and he wanted to
bury her and give her the most beautiful
plot and he found the plot which was
connected to the Garden of Eden and
that's what he loved about the Machpelah
and that's what he wanted to to connect
Sarah to he also probably knew that it
would be great way to hold on to the
Land of Israel if he buried Sarah in the
holiest place and the tombs of the
fathers and mothers are really anchors
spiritual and historical and narrative
anchors for the Jewish people in the
Land of Israel and that's what Abraham
does and he does it if you read the
first part of the love the Torah portion
he does it with full contractual
obligations there's actually no God in
the purchase of the Mafia and the
purchase of the land the tomb of the
what's going to become the tomb of the
patriarchs and matriarchs call them up a
lot the double cave there's actually
like no God there he comes into that in
into into negotiations with the Hittites
and and it doesn't say God gave him the
land God promised him the land he had a
dream that God should give him to land
it just says he went into negotiations
he said to them call out I'm looking for
this guy named Ephron the Hittite and I
want to buy from him this plot of land
and Efron says I'm willing to give it to
you for free but Abraham says no I want
to buy it I want to buy in full I want
to purchase I don't want a present and
and that's what he does he purchased it
he purchases the Martha a lot for 400
silver weight and it becomes an eternal
inheritance for the Jewish people one of
the things that I am always thinking
about and I'll be speaking about that
this Shabbat and remember I remind you
that there's going to be 25,000 people
and a lot of
VIPs all kinds of folks are coming to
heaven for Shabbat one of the things
that I'm gonna be talking about is that
Ephron the Hittite one of the things
that I'm gonna be talking about is that
the czar says that Ephron the Hittite
looked towards the Machpelah in towards
that cave and field and you know what he
saw he saw Touhou Evo who he saw he saw
a totally messed up dirty backwards and
disordered this unified world and
Abraham he saw the Garden of Eden when
you look at Hebron today you could also
come and see if you come and visit
you'll also see with your fleshly eyes
you'll see an upside-down world a world
of randomness and disorder and chaos and
entropy a world of chaos and the Jewish
people who live in have run they saw
like they see like Abraham saw the
beauty the future perfection the Garden
of Eden all right it's the exact
opposite of one another the exact
opposite of one another some people see
total confusion and other people can see
within that confusion brilliance an
order and genius and and beauty and
history and meaning that isn't isn't
amazing the not amazing how how how
there's such opposites in a place and
hey bran it's amazing that you really
get to see something that is so for some
people it just seems like the most
tangled and in and unpeaceful and the
destructive and and violence and other
people can see that there's a beauty
there and that there's life and that
there's actually romance and that
romance is also procreative and
life-giving and Families born there
it's it's to me it's incredibly ironic
how the the broken elements of Hebron
coexist with the beautiful elements of
Hebron I guess I'm having a little
meditative moment here myself without
rabbi Mike to balance me out in any case
I'm very excited to also be sharing this
the this purchase document that when we
read the Torah portion right there there
is in my mind few moments in Judaism
that feel like what it feels like on
Shabbat I Saarinen have Rome and on this
particular Sabbath and have bran
something happens which is which is
inexplicable which is when you read the
Torah portion talking about Abraham's
purchase in the place that he did that
purchase with thousands of other people
there's this like moment where like it
all comes together like this is the
place we are the people this is the
language this is the land this is its
secrets and this is its God above it all
like comes together like when there's a
good Torah reader right next to outside
of Martha fill our inside and it just
that that moment happens when you hear
it being read from a mouth of a holy Jew
who's a continuation of Abraham and this
this this this contract is being read
out the story of the contract and you
see how real it is and and how perfect
the Torres it all kind of comes together
and all the all the mess around and
about two years ago not about exactly
two years ago we had a Shabbat hey Sarah
and guess what there were shots fired by
snipers against the Jewish community
nobody was a soldier was hurt actually
somebody was hurt that took a bullet to
the leg but nobody was killed or badly
injured but you know there's such a
tension between
the people of tow of a vote of the
people of chaos and the energy of chaos
and then this moment of perfection that
happens in Shabbat morning and and and
of course when we when we stand in front
of the maratha acapella we really have
to love each other not only because you
know God commands us to love one another
but because our parents are looking and
we want to give knock us to our pants we
want to give you - analysis a filling of
cup of Jewish consolation to our to our
beloved parents so what can I tell you
you know it's like it's like a moment of
peoplehood it's a moment of land
ownership it's a moment of a belief that
the Torah is written by God in its
perfection so it's a theological moment
it all just it all just comes together
and and the envelope around that is this
envelope of chaos and and if you if you
ever come to everyone look at the
children look at the men and women
there's something very beautiful about
them look at the art that comes out of
her from very beautiful and it's exactly
in this place of chaos that that beauty
rises up and I find that to be a very
special very miraculous I hope that that
that one day the the beauty and the
truth the particular scent of the Garden
of Eden will overwhelm and will kind of
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but you know erase or whiteout the
darkness that's there if you if you
drive to everyone it is amazing how much
trash has been thrown around by it by
folks in the local population it's just
it's incredible there's just trash
everywhere it's trashed out and that's
something that certainly has to be
formed and cleaned and so you have a
Torah portion here where you have the
continuation the continuity of the Land
of Israel the purchase of the Land of
Israel the eternal ownership of Abraham
and his seed of the Land of Israel and
the continuation of Isaac and the
continuity of Isaac Isaac who is this we
kind of think of him as a kind of
later on we'll learn in next week's
Torah portion why why I would think that
that he's kind of an introvert a quiet
type not always social maybe somehow
stilted by his experiences at the Mount
Moriah the the rabbi's described him as
a perfect offering there's something
about him that's like as though his
ashes are before the throne of God and
so there's an element of like he's a
little bit dead in some way like not
dead like he's you know he's one of our
great forefathers but there's he's not
of this world that's really what I meant
to say he's not of this world and yet
Rebekah strongly in command knows
exactly this world and and interestingly
enough when she dies not in next week's
Torah portion you kind of never hear
about that you never you never really
find out about that so she's very strong
in this world but we kind of don't know
of her process into the next world Isaac
we kind of know his process until the
next world almost from his you know
inception but then you know his this
worldliness is not strong and I know
people in in in this world who were not
so strong in this world they were they
were already ethereal connected to the
next world in any case folks as I told
you it's a very very busy Shabbat and so
my I am totally preoccupied with so many
things and I'm gonna be speaking on
Shabbat I'm very excited about that
and and a lot of a lot of energy is
generated through this excitement I'm
tired like anything but I want to hear
from you and I have heard from you I
want to just finish up the show by
talking about the folks that I've heard
from recently so I heard from Gary Cohen
who writes to me says last week remember
we had an hour-long show and I asked
people to write in and say did you
listen to the end just right and I
listened to the end of the show so Gary
Cohen says I listen to the end of the
show so Gary thank you and guess who
else Jonathan H from California says I
listen to the end of the show and Dina
Grossman I said listen to the end and
then she adds always do and also
oh I think there's an aka there sorry
anyway anyway Dena she she also has
known as Diane and Libby Davis says
listen to the end more than once oh good
let me god bless you and you know you
have to you have to tell me what I said
last week and and also Dana Dana fish
says Dana in Chicago she says he shine
Rev Mike love love love your precious
discussion I always learned something
new always again food for thought and I
always share your wisdom with the
husband on our Shabbat walks with our
dog Caleb right so caliph is is the word
for dog in Hebrew and and Dana or Donna
in Chicago says I always listen to the
end and and I want to wish you and your
husband the shabbat shalom and also to
calif and and and here you remind me
that calif is is the same spelling as
the name Kalev or Caleb Caleb the son of
Jephunneh you know you Funes could have
any funny who I've always talked about
and and his great moment is gonna come
when he comes to Hebron by himself
and he's gonna he's gonna pray the tombs
of the fathers and mothers and and he
connects all the way three books away
we're in the book of Genesis in the
beginning of Genesis after that after
that we're gonna go through Exodus and
Leviticus and then the Book of Numbers
California he is going to come and and
pray and kiss and see the courage and
the beauty and the truth and the
fearlessness and it's gonna connect to
all that and bring that energy down the
energy of Hebron by the way just just
you clear this is in no way to compete
with the uniqueness of Jerusalem
Jerusalem is the number one city there's
no question about that the temples in
your shall I'm King David is in Hebron
for seven years and moves to Jerusalem
Jerusalem is number one Jerusalem is the
heart of it all you shall I'm right you
were saw him absolutely is the heart of
it all but there's there's a there's a
you know I always tell people a
hammer-on is considered the second
holiest city what does that even mean
second all
city's not even important what's first
one one second think let me give you an
example what's what's number one is it
your head or your hearts which one is
more important your head or your heart
your brain or your heart which one are
you willing to give them well you could
probably say that you could give up your
heart more right because there's
probably some machinery that can pump
your your blood but you can't give up
your brain because nothing can replace
it on the other hand I don't know how
you could live without a brain you're
not alive but you get your body can keep
pumping the bottom line I'm trying to
make here is that is that there are
things that are important sure there's
the number one that's the the center of
it all but understand that you're number
two is very very important it's very
much part of love of the make up of the
whole body right and so so heparin
Chevron as opposed to Jerusalem it has a
different role right and I like to say
that we have two concepts sister
concepts Bane Adama McComb and Bane
Adama cavero we have two kinds of
Commandments and two canons of
relationships like rabbi micro he says
relationships we have relationship with
God we really ship with our fellow man
and woman right and so Baena Dom Lim
macomb that is Jerusalem the
relationship between me and God God and
the people God and Abraham the the God
human relationship is really centered in
in Jerusalem that's the meeting place of
God and that's why that's number one
that's why that's number one but the
relationship they know that looks like a
pharaoh you're Keane already here in the
word is the connection between man and
his brother or man and a sister between
mankind and that's from the word
sovereign ever own right friendship
togetherness in the more interview man
reaction interaction our our
relationship to our forefathers and
mothers
that's Chevron right that's what
everyone and that's also where we have
to leave a bear to one another we have
to have covered we have to have
friendship we have to have communion
community that's so very very important
friends I have to go I really do I have
a lot of whatsapp's waiting for me and a
lot of stuff to take care of and I'm
also tired and my throat hurts and I
need to get my strength back but it is
very important to me to talk with you
through thick and thin I really have
tried always to broadcast you whenever I
can and I and I appreciate the
opportunity to share with you these
things that are so so dear to our people
they dear to our people dear to dear to
our forefathers and mothers right and
and and it's a testimony to to our
people hope that we can remember their
memories and feel their feelings and of
course that's through the great Torah it
all comes together it's gonna all come
together the Torah the peoplehood the
land the God it's just it all it all
becomes the most organic and holistic of
all things and how great of an irony in
this whole picture is how great of an
irony is that is that this is what so
many in the world want to deny this most
organic and holistic of all things just
the Jewish people in their lands it
always when I think about it always
baffles me it's just it's baffling and
and yet the answer is within that
bafflement we need to say that's exactly
what those elements want to suppress
which is this ultimate and incredible
truth I want to thank the folks at the
toilet organization tek h e le t and if
then i couldn't make it oh yeah like you
know a message about that also yes I did
yes I did I got a message also from Ezra
Ezra in the land
Ezra G says how you shy on your last
show you asked listeners to drop you an
email I try to listen every Fridays I
prepare for Shabbat loading the
dishwashers cooking BB cueing etc and
I'm a big fan I was one of your
supporters and there's a hoot primaries
and I'm part of the Sehun Anglos group
Thank You Ezra you're the man fYI I've
been thinking of buying together for a
while and your regular reminders
certainly kept it in my thoughts I put
in an order
last night and looking forward to
becoming a true-blue Jew when the
package arrives thanks for doing all
that you do in regards from more
wretched and lower Galil so that's a
beautiful part of the land of Israel
that is where Ezra lives I hope I get to
hear you speak in person someday maybe
somewhere in the Haifa karmiel area if
not in our Mossad means Goff that's an
area in Israel in which has quite a
number of angles blessings Ezra Ezra god
bless you thank you so much for your
email I'm so excited for you to become a
true-blue Jew you aren't going to feel
totally reborn really as I did when I
first put on the the blue toilet the
website for that is t e KH e l ET de
telecom and that is absolutely a gift
for you in your life there are certain
things in this world that are worth the
money good to fill in right that's you
know you know how I was safe what
friends right villain is for the men
right although women are allowed to put
on tefillin but it's a men's commandment
mezuzah is like for the women the
household has to have an amazing mrs. I
spend the money spend the money the best
measures are that you can buy get great
to fill in and get great toilet okay get
it and and you'll see it you know it'll
you know and get good flags it doesn't
say that in the Torah but I say get good
flags as well you know that that should
in the same thought when you think about
getting to Palin and get great art I
have a piece of Noxon art here right now
it's not an original it's a it's a
lithograph work some kind of other
technology and I'm looking at it I've
been looking at it throughout this whole
show as I've been recording because this
of course Barth Nostrum is one of the
greatest ever owned artists and I don't
even know a website for him specifically
right now but I love knocks on art I
think it's knocks on art calm or
something but it's you know na CH SH oh
and fabulous thank you so much Berkeley
now and God bless you I hope to see you
all so over Kyocera Ezra thank you so
much thank you to the good people who
are making Jewish lego sets and when yet
C will you make a beautiful mozzarella
Lego set I'm looking forward to that
that's found that J brick J BrickCon J
brick calm who else do I want to thank I
want to thank the good friends at Hebron
Hebron fund
dot o-r-g please folks donate yes
give a little bit of money to honor the
father and thy mother that's exactly
what we're gonna do with the money that
you give of course speaking of donations
certainly the Land of Israel Network
needs your donations Ari and Jeremy are
bringing our building a beautiful
headquarters in in Judea you got to see
it and this network needs your support
and yes yours truly as well yours truly
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you and other things and we have more
great projects along on the way really
great stuff as being a concocted right
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and throw in a few of your hard-earned
dollar shekels and yen that would be
awesome
and who else do I want to thank oh yes
Jango my good friends of Jango net
jangle net who are providing information
about but actually it's the people who
live in the Land of Israel providing
that information but jangled that net is
the is the premiere what's it called
platform system and of course our good
friend Zev stub is doing great stuff and
he also wrote a beautiful article about
this Shabbat and is around anyway folks
I know I'm rambling it's just fun to be
with you I want to bless you wherever
you are and and I'm gonna make you a
deal okay you can how am I gonna do this
I want you to feel like you are there in
Shabbat hey Sora I'm gonna Facebook live
it as much as I can of course not during
Shabbat the before Shabbat but if you
hear this show in time send me your name
and I will I will I will I will I will
print out all the names and I will bless
you guys on fascia on place or on
Shabbat morning when they ask for the
Misha barracks and not for not just for
sick people just for anything and I will
throw in your good name I will say it
and I will bless you in a chevron on
this special sabbath and you will be
there because that's what this network
is all about it's about helping you be
there be here and it's also about
bringing you here and connecting you to
this place and making you jealous and
making you angry that you're not here
making you wish and want and and pray
and and have that that revelation in
your eyes
that you've got to be connected one way
or another to this great land this great
story of this great Torah there's great
people and this great God who is so kind
to us that has given us a chance to live
in this great great time of redemption
and revelation and prophecy god bless
you folks wherever you are write me an
e-mail Yishai at the land of israel
network you said the land of israel
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you are god bless you stay strong stay
tuned
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