The Vilna Gaon Reveals the Power of the 4 Days Between Yom Kippur and Sukkos

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

we don't say we're all familiar with that these four days between and we don't say the the explains that these days are like the says you take on the first day that the first day of su is it's the first day that Hashem could calculate sin which then means that any sins that one may commit during this time of the year have a kapara now how's that we know yam Ki is a day of kapara but the days in between andus these are not days of kapar must beIN writes in in the must be that the days in between also have a quasi power of kapar these days also are just like yipper because if the

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1. 0:05we don't say we're all familiar with that these four days between and we don't say…
2. 0:35any sins that one may commit during this time of the year have a kapara now…
3. 1:09first day could potentially count sin is the first day of sukus then these days must…
4. 1:42Satan is not M including these days between Y and Su but what's the explanation for…
5. 2:15forgiven but Hashem did not display R and desire for the Jewish people until suus so…
6. 2:47says the we don't say because they're so let's take advantage of and we should be…

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