Yom Kippur

Creation-Using The Hebrew Letters

October 25, 2011
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Stars Are Born, Stars Explode-Repeat.

Genesis Is Not a Description of The First World that Hashem Created, Rather it is an Explanation Relevant to “Our” World.-Stephen C. Sanders- AhMbDvd 10/25/11 6:50pm 866 words Draft 1: (This is about half-complete) Generally written information on the Parsha of the week is written in advance of the shabbos where it is lained (publicly read in shul). One might wonder what happens to all of the information about certain parshas, lets say Parshas Bereishis (Genesis), for example, a parsha that sort of just gets swept up with all festivities that started back in Rosh Hashanah    (September 28, 2011) the joyous and festive holiday marking the new, the day memorializing when Man was 1st created,  and then moved towards that serious and somber and most holy of day for the Jewish people (always ten days after Rosh Hashanah) Yom Kippur. <p> Then the amazing and extended holiday of Sukkot where we leave the conforts of ow home to truly take part in the world that Hashem has prepared for us, eating, sleeping in a sukkot, and waving the lulav and esrog, with high hopes for a greater and better life and

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Yom Kippur- Repairing our past, preparing for our future.

October 5, 2011
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Many orthodox Jews in serious prayer & one man connecting via cell phone.

Yom Kippur, repairing our past and preparing for our future.- Aharon Moshe Sanders- AhMBDvd, October 5, 2011 There are plenty of Jewish websites out there, and while the current on you are on is not exclusively A Jewish Website, it certainly does have many references to Jewish topics. I have included the You Tube Video below, mainly to notice a trend and state a simple concern. True Torah knowledge and understanding often comes to the individual at great expense. Popular trends will definitely be taking hold of all people including the group I simply call orthodox. Having started off my whole plunge into orthodoxy in Passaic New Jersey, I am very familiar with the various subgroups within the orthodox world. The simple concern is this. Understanding trends is definitely an important thing for people who need to earn a living (as of course everyone must be able to pay the usual expenses associated with living). Being Jewish or being Torah observant in itself does not necessarily mean that one is going to be embraced, accepted and supported by the Klal (the group). However the concept of giving Tzedakah (charity) as is chesed (kindness) is definitely a cornerstone and an important

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Sfas Emes by Nosson Chayim Leff

October 4, 2011
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Sfas Emes by Nosson Chayim Leff

The following is a departure from my usual practice of always writing or composing my own ideas or thought. I have been extremely occupied in trying to pull these few websites of mine into shape so that I can squeeze a=out just a little bit of money which is definitely needed. The technical problem multiply as you strive to produce better quality venues. The links you see on the right side actually broke down for a short time because the higher band width consumption needed for video lead me to seek out affordable cloud platforms. The cloud platforms come along with their own technical issues as well. Without further introduction or complaints (although it would be appreciated if you would click one of the donate, buy or subscribe buttons on the right) here are Dr, Nosson Chayim Leff’s words explaination and elaboration on the Sfas Emes for Yom Kippur. Yom Kippur Sfas Emes, Zechuso Tagein Aleinu, Yom Kippur, 5644 The Sfas Emes begins this ma’amar by quoting the Gemara in Yoma (2b): “Seven days before Yom Kippur, the kohein gadol (the High Priest) would be away from his wife one day.” … So far, so good.

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Rabbi Shlomo Singer-Yom Kippur pt II

October 3, 2011
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Some things to have in mind for the upcoming holiday, Yom Kippur.

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