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HaRav Auerbach did not agree, responding: “There is nothing new in this as that is simply the manner in which the congregation responds according to all nuschaot.” Rav Stepansky notes that this is not the response found in the Mechaber.

The bottom line, in Rav Auerbach’s view, is that one should not wish that such benevolence be all-encompassing, a complete bestowing of beneficence by Hashem here in this world. Rather, one should hope that the graciousness of such recompense be saved for one’s final reward in the hereafter.

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Rabbi Yaakov Klass is Rav of K’hal Bnei Matisyahu in Flatbush; Torah Editor of The Jewish Press; and Presidium Chairman, Rabbinical Alliance of America/Igud HaRabbonim.