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Why Do We Have To Learn Megillat Esther Every Year?
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Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, the moral of the story of Purim is what we learn at the end of the Megillah. Haman had money, power, fame, but was still miserable because Mordechai wouldn't bow to him. Haman lost his life and his Olam HaBa due to greed. 🎭 Make This Purim Count! 🎭 Join us in the Mitzvot of MaChatzit HaShekel & Matanot LaEvyonim and bring true Simcha to Torah families in need across Eretz Yisrael. 🔗 https://givebutter.com/BHPurim Every donation brings hope, every act of kindness brings blessing! #Purim #Megillah #MegillatEsther #Judaism #Jewish #rabbiyaronreuven
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H we have a lot to learn from him but we
have a lot to learn from that's why the
is reminded to us every single year why
what's the moral of the story that we're
obligated to learn the moral of the
story is what we learn towards the end
of the meila towards the end of the
migil when all comes through he tells
his wife I have everything I have the
power from the King to run the world I
have money I have kids I have this I
have this I have this but I don't have
one thing I don't have this Jew bowing
to me and that makes everything
worthless if you don't have one thing if
you don't have everything is worthless
everything is worthless all
the you can make a lot of money you can
make 15 million a minute but if there's
no because you have no Shabbat or you
have no Kosher or you have no or your
kids are off the or Torah is not even an
obl a in your house if there's no in the
money you have nothing