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s1343BZASParalyzedTwins

Выпуск: s1343BZASParalyzedTwins. Темы: family_education, health_mind. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש. I can't stand your kedusha (holiness)!" Perplexed, Rabbi Eliyahu asked, "What makes you think that you are a rasha?" "Not me," she answered, "rather the spirit possessing me." When the Rabbi heard this, he began speaking with the spirit, asking him why he received this punishment. They cast me back to this world to wander for eternity, persecuted by ruthless malachei chabala (angels of destruction) full of wrath." Rabbi Eliyahu HaKohen promised that he would pray and dedicate a certain amount of his Torah study for him, and in that merit he would be permitted into Gehinom (Purgatory), to be cleansed. * * * After the Rav finished telling the story the man murmured, "But poor guy, he couldn't stand life anymore." HaRav Ben Tzion was determined, "There is a rule in Torah that says that no one can receive a test that they are unable to withstand, just as a soldier isn't sent into a lost battle. You won't suffer from health problems or from earning a living, and the rest of your children will be healthy and will bring you utter satisfaction and joy!" The father left HaRav Ben Tzion's home invigorated, his face glowing and his soul strengthened, and now able to accept the judgment of heaven wholeheartedly and with joy. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Source: Adapted and supplemented by Yerachmiel Tilles from the report of Rabbi Yosef Netanyan in the book, Rabbeinu HaOhr LeTzion, and translated to English in “MESILLOT: Pathways to the Soul” (#27), the weekly publication of Rabbi Yisrael Abergel. In the historical work, Shem HaGedolim, it states, "Rabbi Eliyahu HaKohen of Izmir wrote almost 40 books and turned many away from sin with his public lectures." Compiler’s note: The video story and audio story this Saturday Night are both for Selichot. "The Talmud then reveals that if they had been tortured they wouldn't have stood the agony and would have bowed down to the statue (because it wasn't actual idolatry, rather a monument in honor of the king, as the Tosafot commentary explains there). Biographic notes: Rabbi Ben-Tzion Abba-Shaul [29 Tammuz 1924 – 19 Tammuz 1998], born in Jerusalem, became a leading Sephardic rabbi, a judge on the Supreme Rabbinical Court in Jerusale

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Yerachmiel Tilles Story

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17 февраля 2026 г.

Темы: family_education, health_mind