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It’s better to come closer to Hashem in This World of our own free will, than to be forced closer in judgment in Olam Haba,
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P ARSHAS VAYEILECH — YOM KIPPUR “And Hashem said to Moshe: Behold your days are approaching to die.” (Devarim 31:14) The Midrash Tanchuma (V’zos Habrachah) quotes Rabi Shimon bar Nachman who asks on this pasuk: Do days die? He answers that despite the fact that tzaddikim die and their days disappear from the world they themselves
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P ARSHAS VAYEILECH — YOM KIPPUR “And Hashem said to Moshe: Behold your days are approaching to die.” (Devarim 31:14) The Midrash Tanchuma (V’zos Habrachah) quotes Rabi Shimon bar Nachman who asks on this pasuk: Do days die? He answers that despite the fact that tzaddikim die and their days disappear from the world they themselves
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