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

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toughridge that give us a clue and teach us a little bit about the power of these four days drama tells us and this is something we're all familiar with that is for the four days between Yom Kippur and so because that's something we're familiar with but the question is why don't we says we don't have the same principle that we use by Nissan that the majority of the month are days that we don't say tahn and applying the rule of halviyatz so why specifically in the days between Yom Kippur and sukis do we not say tahnan so the guru adds a very powerful Insight we're all familiar that the language that the Torah uses when describing the Mitzvah of taking an adult meaning minim is you should take for yourself on the first day and the murderous asks the first day it's the 15th day of the month why does it say the first day and the language of the matter is

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1. 0:30toughridge that give us a clue and teach us a little bit about the power of…
2. 1:06so why specifically in the days between Yom Kippur and sukis do we not say tahnan…
3. 1:36it's the first day of accounting sin what does that mean it's the first day of…
4. 2:06circus but that's a very difficult explanation there's no opportunity to sin ask anyone who's ever…
5. 2:37the cavana of the marriage the grass says very concisely and the beer Agra enormous these…
6. 3:07not that you don't have the opportunity to do whatever but if you should sin the…
7. 3:39performing the Mitzvah the answer is that the days the four days between Yom Kippur and…

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