Harav Yussie Zakutinsky Shlita

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יום ה' פרשת לך לך תשפ"ו   נלמד לז"נ הרה"ח ר' ארי' בן ר' אברהם אליעזר ז"ל נדבת בנו הר"ר מנחם בצלאל גאטטעסמאן הי"ו נדבת הר''ר אהרן אונגאר הי"ו לרגל הולדת בתו למז''ט נלמד לרפואת יעקב דוד בן חנה רחל בתשח"י

מתוך שיעור שנמסר יום ב' פרשת שמיני כ"ב אדר ב' תשפ"ד https://www.torahanytime.com/lectures/291323

On today’s pages, Zevachim 47 and 48, we learn about Makom HaZevachim, the precise location where each Temple sacrifice was performed. But as Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin explains, this chapter became part of our daily prayers not for its geography, but its spirit: prayer itself is how we find our place in a chaotic world. What does it mean to build an ark out of words? Listen and find out.

Is NY surrounded by walls? Does that help? Was Reb Moshe’s Shita a Chumra or a Kula And much much more….

In this Prayer Podcast episode, Rabbi Wolbe explores Kaddish’s wisdom, recited after the Korbanot section in morning prayers and at all transition points. He outlines five types (Half (Chatzi), Full (Shaleim), Mourner’s (Yasom), Rabbi’s/Siyum and Burial), their purposes (e.g., sanctifying Hashem’s name, elevating souls), and Aramaic origins (e.g., angel-proof, elevative). Talmudic stories (e.g., Rabbi Yossi and Elijah) illustrate Kaddish’s mercy-evoking power, recited seven times daily