…throughout the whole world and informs them: "Gevald, Gevald!"… ...But in a whisper, he, he enters the whole world and informs them: "Gevald, Gevald!" Listen to what they are saying here, {...} He, he conquered and conquers the whole world with one utterance [……….] This is a "derashah geshank" When the "Betlers" came into being, the "Betlers" gave gifts, they are "Betlers" and they have nothing, they are "Betlers" The "Betlers" gave gifts to the groom and bride {A derashah in groom and bride, a derashah in groom and bride} concerning the wedding, "There is no despair in the world at all, do not despair, there is no despair in the world at all" then the children will already have every good, every good; the "Betlers" gave gifts {...gifts} to the groom and bride and said: "If the 'blind Betler' were here, ho, ho, he would be very happy" The children, the groom and bride, said: "If the blind one were here, the 'blind Betler'" It is not enough that he is a 'Betler,' he is also blind "If the 'blind Betler' were here, he would be very happy" They did not know, did not know, did not know and do not know what Rabbainu is. Do you know? I am "Na Na-ch Nacham Nachman MeUman" Do you know who I am? I am your Rebbe, of all Yisroel. They gave us gifts, a "derashah geshank," the children, the groom and bride {…………….a gift, we will give them} a "derashah geshank." What is the "derashah geshank"? "There is no despair in the world at all" {…..} Ah, put the legs on the bed… ..."There is no despair in the world at all" I shou.., I shouted and shout: "There is no despair in the world at all" With this power, Rebbe Yisroel served Hashem, service, such service, such faith, such truth that he took from the holy Rabbainu, a "derashah geshank"

The whole world will already know and believe, will know and believe that "there is no despair in the world at all" shoyn, shoyn, this is a thing that this, this alone has already conquered the whole world […]… ...A blessing from Hashem… ...One utterance from Rabbainu is the entire Torah and all, all the salvations... ...They gave a "derashah geshank," gifts to the groom and bride… ...The children said: "Oy, where is the 'blind Betler'? If he were here, he would be very happy" This is a wedding, one needs to be happy "If he were, here he would be very happy" In the meantime he said: "I am here, I came to the wedding, I came to your wedding, I am here"… ..."The 'blind Betler,' if he were here, he would be very happy; this is a wedding, one needs to be very happy" [Rebbe Yisroel, they want a blessing, Sarah bas Esther] Sarah bas Esther, Sarah bas Esther [And Yael bas Simchah] Ah? [Yael] Yael [Bas Simchah] Bas Simchah, a recovery {and salvation} [A match, a good match] And every, and every, and every good [………..] [Saba sings the melody of "Aishes Chayil.." ("Our greatness and our glory..”) Afterward Saba sings: "To make known, to make known, to make known, to make known That all who hope in You will not be ashamed and will not be humiliated forever, all who take refuge in You.."] "There is no despair in the world at all," "All who take refuge in You will not be humiliated forever" [Saba continues singing: "And all who take refuge in You will not be humiliated forever.."] "If he, the 'blind Betler,' if he were here, he would be very happy And this.. at a wedding, one needs to be very happy" He came and said: "I am coming, I am here, I came to your wedding" […….]… ...They were already famous among all the "Betlers" {And\because} everyone knew who they were, that these were the sons who had been lost in the forest…

...{They said} "If the 'blind beggar' were here, he would be very happy This is a wedding, one needs to be very happy If he were here, {{he would be very happy}}" Then he said: "Here, I am here, I came to your wedding, I am here" Yes… ...like him [That they should be old] That they should be like him ["That you should be old like me, for at first I blessed you with this And now I give you this as a complete gift for the wedding discourse, that you should live long lives like me"]…