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Behadrei HaredimCulture

Rabbi Aba Shaul Delivers Torah Discourse on Parshat Noah

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Rabbi Shmaryahu Y. Aba Shaul delivered a short Torah discourse on Parshat Noah, exploring a complaint brought to God and its lessons. The discourse was shared on October 26, 2026. The article encourages readers to follow 'B'hadrei Haredim' on Google and News. It also provides a link to join their WhatsApp group.

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  • Rabbi Shmaryahu Y. Aba Shaul shared a Torah discourse on Parshat Noah.
  • The discourse discusses a complaint brought to God and its lessons.
  • The article was published on October 26, 2026.
  • Readers are encouraged to follow 'B'hadrei Haredim' on Google and News.
  • A link to join the 'B'hadrei Haredim' WhatsApp group is provided.

Rabbi Shmaryahu Y. Aba Shaul has delivered a brief Torah discourse on the weekly Torah portion, Parshat Noah. The discourse, shared on October 26, 2026, explores the question of what day arrived with a complaint to God and the lessons that can be learned from it. The article includes a photograph of Rabbi Shmaryahu Y. Aba Shaul, credited as 'courtesy of the photographer,' and encourages readers to mark 'B'hadrei Haredim' as a preferred source on Google and to follow them on News. It also provides a link to join the 'B'hadrei Haredim' WhatsApp group.

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