Resh

that seem to be written together as a unit, and the first two of them introduce the Vayavod, and the third one comes after the recitation of the Vayavod.

We have, which goes in an Aleph-Be format, and we have, which goes in a Taf, Shin, Resh, Kuf format, a backwards Aleph, Bet.

And we'll put it on the chat so you can see.

And then we have Elohenu, Elohenu, Teno, Ata'a, Simanu, Kala, which goes Aleph, Taf, Bet, Shin, Gimel, Resh, Dalet, Kuf, and so on and so forth, what we call Atbash.

And what seems to be happening, these three P.U. teams are set both by Sephardim and Ashkenazim, They seem to be quite ancient.

We're not sure who the author is, but it seems to be maybe after the Beit HaMikdash, or definitely after the time of destruction.

What's the unique letter of Sura that's not found in the other two? The answer will be a sin.

Because Resh is found by Rachel, He is found by Chara.

What's the unique letter that's found in the name of Rachel that's not found in the other ones? The answer will be a Lamed.

Or Resh is found by Sura.

Aches is found by Chara.

So Lamed is the unique letter.

First of all, the opponents of brisk, they speak about, they say, the Torah was not given on Har Grizim.

Gimel, Resh, Yud, Zayin, the Grizz.

But in this Hesped, where the Rav acts so eloquent, and it seems that he could have, some people took it as if he was a little offensive to the Chazonish, because he spoke about that the brisker Rav was an Ish-Emes, completely different, and therefore he couldn't meet with Ben-Gurion.

But we know that Chazonish met with Ben-Gurion.

She was online, the Tikvah thing in Israel.

He's doing very good work there.

And finally, Baruch says, as I heard understood, someone was pestering Reshachter, asking repeatedly, Nu, what does JB say about this? What does JB? And after a while, to get rid of the guy, he said, and what does AK say about this? Okay, again, that's the story I heard.

But we have Edusne Manah from Rav Kelman.