Every Married Man Lights A Candle For Yom Kippur

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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.

makes the candle in other words there is a menagerie that men light a nare for themselves for yom kippur this is not a yard side candle and this is not the nervous that we light a candle to be able to use for havdallah which we explained that this year is not absolutely critical because this year yom kippur is shabbos this ner is called uh neribari a healthy light or a gazuntelecht it's [Music] a man lights the candle uh the rama also says um excuse me the ramasa should call ish every man lights the candle the rama says god allah on someone above bar mitzvah or somebody below bar mitzvah uh the mission bureau says nowadays the minute is only for a married man so the men of israel is that every married man lights a candle can i get their neshama now why a woman doesn't they're various reasons given either

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1. 0:30makes the candle in other words there is a menagerie that men light a nare for…
2. 1:00a man lights the candle uh the rama also says um excuse me the ramasa should…
3. 1:30uh the reason that we light a candle uh the mugen abram says is because today…
4. 2:02already above the gematria on there and therefore she does not light a nair but um…
5. 2:33yard side candle that's a separate candle this is not the nearest light to have havdallah…

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