Sukkos: The First Day Sin Is Counted - The Incredible Interpretation of the Chida

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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.

so we've discussed many times in the past there are there seems to be many days a number of days between yom kippur and sukis why is the first day of sukis he focuses on another point of this madrish once now what are ghazal teaching us what ghazal are teaching us that yom kippur's we don't need a possible american it says that from here on even though you had a young kipper hashem will reckon your sin well of course hashem will reckon your sin yom kippur can't be makhaba for future sins so to say that yom kippur is mahaprabhu for the past that we know already from the sukhumbayam kippur to say that yam kippur is not makhaba for the future why would you think yom kippur is mahaprabhu for the future so the khida brings an interesting suffix of rabbi ram khiyun in his safer amaro istahiris parikshilishi page memzain

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1. 0:30so we've discussed many times in the past there are there seems to be many days…
2. 1:06that from here on even though you had a young kipper hashem will reckon your sin…
3. 1:37memzain let's say someone doesn't have era regrets his avera does chuva his shiva is accepted…
4. 2:08the first surveyor was in escape element he succumbed so that's a new sin that's his…
5. 2:39and even after he did the chuva and he does have ever again he's happy he…
6. 3:10certainly we're not talking about somebody who is miscarried on their tuva we're talking about someone…

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