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The 3 Reasons of Rabbeinu Yona Why Eating on Erev Yom Kippur Is Like Fasting

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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doubled the reward for fasting is doubled rabbinu and the shari chuvan charavi offers three reasons why eating on irium kippur is likened to two days of fasting firstly he says and this is a very important principle because even though we would like to think shiva could sort of automatically take care of all sin there are a veyroids that shiva alone is not enough we need yom kippur and that is laven for a mitzvah somebody does shiva the gemara says person does not move away until they forgive for him until a person is atoned however for a love someone who violates a love it's not enough just to have yom kippur it's not enough just to do chuba one needs yom kippur as well and therefore rabinoyana writes in the first shower of shari cuba one who violates alive should have a degree of daigo degree of worry what if i don't make it to yom kippur what if i never get to yom kippur and i have all these laven on my slate that never get cleaned therefore when yom kippur comes we are

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