Disasters, Repentance, and Rosh Hashanah on Shabbos part 2 of 3
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Timestamp Breakdown:
- 00:00 The Gemara on Fire and Shabbos Desecration
- 01:04 Jeremiah 17:27 and Jerusalem's Destruction
- 02:06 Rabbi Avahu on Neglecting Shema
- 03:13 Rav Amnuna on Closing Torah Schools
- 03:43 Ula on Lack of Shame
- 04:28 Rav Yehuda Hanasiya on Cities Without a Leader
- 04:40 The Merit of Not Changing Names in Egypt
- 07:28 Rambam on Crying Out During Calamity
- 09:05 The Practice of Teshuvah and Acknowledging Sins
- 10:00 The Danger of Indifference to Calamity
- 12:38 Fasting for Suffering and Minhag until Chatzos
- 13:39 Shofar vs. Trumpets in Times of Distress
- 14:09 Individual Fasting and Rav Chaim's Advice
- 14:55 How to Accept a Fast
- 18:23 Calamities Due to Sins of the Jewish People
- 20:08 Progression of Tzarat: House, Clothing, Body
- 20:30 Ten Things that Bring to Avodah Zarah
- 21:55 Mishnah: Seven Types of Punishments
- 23:25 Famine and Pestilence Causes
- 24:11 Sword and Wild Animals, Exile
- 24:40 Four Times Dever (Pestilence) Increases
- 25:28 Ramban: The Carbon as a Sinner's Place
- 26:09 Yom Kippur and the Seer La'Azazel
- 26:24 Rachel Imeinu's Intercession
- 26:45 Examining Deeds During Suffering (Rav Yochanan)
- 27:22 Hashem's Closeness to the Brokenhearted
- 28:25 The Power of Crying Out and Late Teshuvah
- 28:58 Upcoming: Galveston Hurricane Story & Rosh Hashanah on Shabbos
- 30:04 Rav Talman Weinreb on Shofar on Shabbos
- 31:09 Concluding Thoughts on Common Areas for Improvement
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