YOM KIPPUR Happiest Day of the Year - The Day of Atonement - Rabbi Skobac, Jews for Judaism)
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YOM KIPPUR: The Happiest Day of the Year - with Rabbi Michael Skobac of Jews for Judaism. Because Yom Kippur is a day of fasting, we don't eat or drink for 25 hours, many people mistakenly assume that the mood of the day is sad and mournful. In fact, Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement is a supremely joyous and uplifting day. This lecture explores some of the reasons for this positive view of Yom Kippur and why many people who understand this end the fast with joyous dancing. The fasting on Yom Kippur has no association with mourning, and the presentation seeks to understand the true nature for not eating on this holy day.
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I am not Jewish per se but I and my family have been on a long journey toward Torah observance. I thank you for your contribution to my our understanding.
Thank You for so many good talks that have been informative and seedy, planting new & old ideas of what it means to be Modern,Post Modern,Jewish, all good things Rabbi Michael Skobac, may you have a sweet & blessed year,
You are so important to those of us who have so much to learn.
A light unto the nations.
The idea of ''Its NOT me', unbeknown to me - saved my life 35 years ago when one morning I woke up and found my self saying to myself - Tbis is NOT who I am! Thank You Rabbi. Now I know where It came from.
Thank you Rabbi
Baruch Hashem. Thanks Rabbi. Shana tova.
Last year was the first and only time I've been to synagogue (it's a 60 minute drive to the nearest one), and I cried harder than I ever had in my entire life.. it was really embarrassing! However, it was the most spiritual moment of my life. I hope I can go this year, but I don't think I will make it.. besides, I still feel embarrassed a year later.
Don't be embarrassed by crying in shul - especially on the High Holidays. The Almighty cherishes our tears and any genuine emotions that we express.
Definitely try to go to synagogue when you can - hopefully others will learn from you. - Rabbi Michael Skobac
Thank you so much Rabbi. I really enjoyed the excerpt on the Kol Nidrei!
What a blessing the 18th and 19th will be!
Thank you 🦋
Always educational as well as entertaining. Thank you
clear and to the point
Todah raba.
Thanks a lot brother for your exelent explanation. Please clarify the difference between passover and the day of atonement, what are the difference between these festivals. Because Christianity has made a huge confusion between it. A humble request to explain in short . Is the day of atonement celebrated for forgiveness of sins.
Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement for Jews. Passover is our celebration of the historic event of the Jews, as a nation of over 3 million people, being redeemned from Egypt,, over 3,300 years ago. Passover has absolutely nothing to do with the forgiveness of sins.