SATANS DAY OFF | My Rabbi's Secrets to Yom Kippur [Vidui Prayer, Vidui Yom Kippur, Teshuva

[@lisamervis954]

Beautiful shiur. Thank you for your wisdom Ziev. גמר חתימה טובה

[@zievshani]

@@lisamervis954 Thank you! Wishing you a meaningful fast and great Yom Kippur

[@RichardSyston]

Shana Tova!

[@zievshani]

Thank you Richard, shana tova to you too!

[@J0HN_3_16]

Earnest wishes for a meaningful Yom Kippur & easy fast. I sincerely hope you'll find shalom & forgiveness through YESHUA HAMASHIACH & HIS atoning blood shed on the cross for us and that your name is written in rhe Book of Life. G-d bless you.

[@zievshani]

Hey John, really appreciate your wishes! I did have a great Yom Kippur, thank you 😀 Hope you enjoyed this content as a window into Orthodox Jewish life

[@emmaporter6303]

So helpful thanks! And the set up is looking great 👍 gmar chatima tova ziev!

[@zievshani]

@@emmaporter6303 Thank you, really appreciate it! Gmar chatima tova, wishing you a good meaningful fast 😀

[@emmaporter6303]

Love the blooper 😂

[@johnmarkcrawford8888]

He has no days off.

[@zievshani]

Hey John 😊 What you'd be referring to is the Christian conception of Satan as a sort of adversary to God. I am speaking here from the Jewish viewpoint that there is no other force, God is all powerful, and the Evil Inclination, Accuser, Satan whatever you want to term it is there to give us something to push against so we truly earn our reward got making the right choice. Kind of like how increasing the weight on the barbell makes it harder but gives you a greater opportunity for growth. Hope that helps explain 😊

[@zievshani]

And thanks for the comment, appreciate the engagement 🙏