Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz: Why not Celebrate Simchat Torah on Shavuot when the Torah was Given?

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Thank you rabbi

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amen thanks for the beautiful shiur a very healthy year continue with the shiurim

[@u.y.3643]

Rabbi Breitowitz; it's so nice to see you again with your wonderful shiurim, and hope you had a great and wonderful Holyday season. May Hashem bless you and yours with a blessed and sweet new year, as well as all Klal Israel. Thank you again so much for sharing your Torah Wisdom with all of us. It is indeed a zehut and a beraha to learn from you.

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Thank you Rabbi. Beriot and Nachat.

[@esteger1]

Welcome back Rabbi Breitowitz, and thanks a million for all of your shiurim!

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I don't know how to begin. First, it has been a while since the last shiur, due to the sequential holidays, and yet this shiur came up with a great didactic holy putch. What a joy simcha. Thanks Rav. This shiur yet again uses some excellent so befitting stories to make the point about the real emet meaning of the various events of yom tovs and celebrations. The story of navi Hosea as well as the eye opening analysis of the Kibutz Ein Cherot with their link to the transformative power of Torah. Toda Rabba Rav for your insights and lecturing power. All the Best. Shomer Yisrael.

[@Life_42]

I'm very happy to see and hear you again Rabbi Breitowitz!

[@jackhoward9899]

Appropriate, that he was a day late...timeliness of Torah is eternal, even when we mess up our personal calendars : )

[@dkbrain3434]

The Rebbe story at 35:00 on religious/non religious perspective is brilliant. I keep this in mind when I fail in some areas while excelling in others. It keeps me from getting demoralized.

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Rabbi Breitowitz, if you put a "Thanks" button on your videos we can help support your channel.

[@david-yitshaqtrauttman7184]

If we could have the source of the Rambam and him being very against the minyan of Israelis (in Cairo) who kept their minhag to read the Torah in three years. That would be great!