reid got caught with drugs in the episode l. d. s. k.
what episode does reid get caught with drugs?
l. d. s. k.
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reading “and abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and behold "behind" (, "ahar") him a ram caught in the thicket by his horns,” the jerusalem talmud asked what was the meaning of “behind (, "ahar")” which the jerusalem talmud read as “after.” rabbi judah the son of rabbi simon taught that it meant that abraham saw prophetically that "after" generations, his descendants would be caught up in sins and entrapped in troubles. but in the end, they would be redeemed by the horn of this ram. as says, “the lord god will blow the horn, and will go with whirlwinds of the south.” and rabbi hunah taught in the name of rabbi hinenah bar isaac that for that entire day, abraham saw that the ram would get caught in one tree and free itself, get caught in a bush and free itself, and then get caught in a thicket and free itself. god told abraham that this was how his descendants in the future would be caught by their sins and trapped by the kingdoms, from babylonia to the medes, from the medes to greece, from greece to edom (that is, rome). abraham asked god whether that was how it would be forever. and god replied that in the end, they would be redeemed by the horn of this ram. as says, “the lord god will blow the horn, and will go with whirlwinds of the south.” similarly, noting that reports that "abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and behold behind him (, "ahar") a ram," a midrash asked what "behind" (, "ahar") meant. rabbi judan taught that it meant "after all that happened", israel would still fall into the clutches of sin and thus become victims of persecution. but they would be ultimately redeemed by the ram's horn, as says, "and the lord god will blow the horn." similarly, rav huna son of rabbi isaac read to teach that god showed abraham the ram tearing itself free from one thicket and getting entangled in another. god told abraham that in a similar manner, abraham's children would be caught by the nations and entangled in troubles, being dragged from empire to empire, from babylon to media, from media to greece, and from greece to edom (rome), but they would ultimately be redeemed through the horns of the ram. and hence says, "the lord shall be seen over them, and his arrow shall go forth as the lightning; and the lord god will blow the horn."
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