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This shiur explores Hashem's command to Noach, tzei min hateivah (Bereishis 8:16), and Rashi's note that the couples left the teivah together. Torah and tefillah are a refuge, not a place to stay; the Rebbe urged raising children physically and spiritually; and after Tishrei we bring holiness into daily life with joy.
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