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Shalom. I learned a lot

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how come g-d appeared in front of the tent in a physical form in chapter 12? isnt g-d too infinite for that?

Does anyone remember the game called TELEPHONE?

You must be sad about losing your loved ones, as well as your Palestinians who have taken their homeland and killed their parents and children.

Love it 🥰 😊

War it's not funny ,humour in this period is not welcome.

Os Comunistas com amizade com Terroristas, o que estão planejando para o Brasil? Você não imagina o que vem por aqui contra os Brasileiros? Claro que sabemos.... treinar generais melancias, presos, mst entre tantos outros Perversos Amalequitas, igrejas em Perigo ⚡

Antiquated religion

Linda interpretação!! Fantástico, contemplativo!! Não vejo motivos para aviões de guerra!!

we dont loose sleep.

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Can barely sing a tune and the voices of Hashem are Awe inspiring but can we imagine what the voice will sound like in Moshiachs presence? 10- 100x as such Hallelujah Amen🎉❤😅

Shabbat Shalom 🎼🎶🇮🇱🙏🏻

why airplanes of War, why????????

Beautifully sung as always. Shabbat Shalom from the land down under. 🇦🇺🕎🇮🇱

Cantor Schwart's vocal delivery is powerful yet soothing, drawing the listener into a contemplative state. Overall, it's a beautiful representation of the prayer of those who trust Hashem. Shabbat Shalom.

What a great spirit filled song to bring Shabbat in… It’s going to be a great day. Be Blessed cantor Schwartz..🕊️

Outstanding 😊

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Hope Bruce saw this! This is great!

This Rabbi is wonderful, also. Todah.

I have been on the receiving end and the giving end of this blessing. I love this blessing.

Gratidão 🙏

Sensational…

This was an excellent sermon! I would rather call it a great question & answer session! It was very important & relevant to all. Rabbi Zauzmer is very good at doing this type of work. Since, this was on Shavuot it's important to understand what was going on. As our Rabbi said it's the time of Matan Torah-the time of the giving of the Torah to Bnei Yisrael- the children of Israel at Sinai. One of the overriding questions proposed here was as follows: was the time of B'nai Mitzvah (Our Bar or Bat Mitvah time, when we become of age in Judaism.) the time we are responsible for accepting the Torah for ourselves? Good question for a very informative discussion that took place with Rabbi Zauzmer. This question brought up some very important responses. However, I think this Rabbi knew there was no one correct answer. Our Rabbi raised this question to elicit some wise & various responses of that important question she raised. All the answers were very revealing & thoughtful! Now I will give my response to this question & go over some of the highlights of her important Shavuot sermon. My answer goes like this: IMO at the time of B'nai Mitzvah is a good answer. Although there is no one correct answer. There are many answers to this question & I enjoyed listening to all the responses. Conversion would be my answer to the question raised in this session. This is why I think the book of Ruth is read at this particular Jewish festival. Ruth who was a sincere convert. She, Ruth is accepting the Torah like Bnei Yisrael did at Mount Sinai & accepting the precepts contained in it! The person of Ruth reflects many of the themes of the holiday of Shavuot. There is another important convert who could fit into this conversation his name is Onkelos, let me discuss who he is & why he fits into this discussion. Onkelos was a convert to Judaism during the first & second century C. E. His lifespan was estimated to be from 35 to 120 C.E. Onkelos is often mentioned in the Talmud. He was a Roman nobleman said to be related to the family of the emperor. His most important work is to be found in the Chumash- the first five books of the Torah. His work in the Chumash is called the Targum Onkelos usually with Rashi's commentary. We still learn it today! Onkelos is in Aramaic, Rashi's commentary is in Hebrew. Rashi's script is a different type of Hebrew. As I close my comment, I would like to focus on this theme of conversion & how it relates to the Festival of Shavuot. The reason I chose this theme of conversion is it relates to Shavuot, Torah & Judaism. What happened to our ancestors at Sinai is very similar to the word conversion how you change & accept something & become better people and a new people. This is what happened after the Torah was received by our ancestors at Sinai. We became different people.we accepted the essence of the Torah & we started to practice it. This has been going on with our people ever since the revelation at Sinai. The Torah is the main basis of Judeo-Christian values The Torah is also one of the foundations of western civilization. It is also a continuing & ongoing process of our lives. Our ancestors converted to a new life after the revelation at Sinai. This process is an ongoing process. It continues every day, week, month & year. We are always learning something new. This is the essence of the Torah & a very important theme of the festival of Shavuot! Thank you Rabbi Zauzmer for this very important sermon. May Hashem bless you & give you joy! All the honor to you for a great session & sermon on this festival of Shavuot, Kol HaKavod & may G-D bless you greatly! Thank you, sincerely Matthew 🕎🙏

Ahmein. So profound, so true thank you Rabbi, I love these reflective speeches you do. May Abba Father always bless you 🙏⛺🙌🤍

I always appreciate these sermons. Thank you.

Todah Rabah🙏

Wonderful words. Thank you Rabbi Cosgrove. Blessings frim Brasil. Shalom!

Shabbat shalom from lazy run West Virginia Charles Reese McElwain

That song finally makes sense!

Love the singing from Cantor Schwarts.

This was so joyous to listen to. Thanks for sharing! Shabbat Shalom!

Abraham avinu‘s song/ Adon Olam

I know so many versions of this--now this version, lol, well done! 😂❤

So much joy😂🎉 thanks for sharing & shabbat shalom.🎉

Great presentation Cantor Schwartz. Very uplifting…. Bring this Shabbat in. Be Blessed 🕊️

Lopez ELisabeth Châteauroux France bonjour,ce n est pas facile de prononcer la phrase en français, mais interprétée par AZI, c est éblouissant ;merci cher AZI pour cet instant merveilleux, amitiés shabbat shalom

That was wonderful!!

That was as much fun as the first time I heard it. Thanks.😊

Know that the Talmud states the rightful inheriter's of Israel are black.

Cuando conocemos la historia, y vemos que seres excepcionales nos dieron este Mundo a través del tiempo y que también sobresaliendo ante la maldad ; HASHEM BISHMARAJ BENDITO SEA EL estaba allí. Shalom

Frente a Sus Fuertes Palabras NUNCA dejaremos de ser Ese Pueblo y se lo replico desde la fuerte Sur América. Jach Sameach. 😊

was that Vincent D'onofrio in the first row ?!

From someone living in England i enjoyed your sermon and learned something thank you

This guy is a Hapel Tel Aviv supporter!

Yigal! Yigal! Yigal! Amir!

Jerusalem will always be yellow, my guy! 💛⚔️🖤🕎