The Holidays of Tishrei |
  • Beit Midrash
  • Shabbat and Holidays
  • Jewish Holidays

The Holidays of Tishrei

    5 Rabbis
    8 Lessons

articles on The Holidays of Tishrei

Lessons on The Holidays of Tishrei

  • undefined
    3 min

    The Days of Awe and Sukkot: Parallel Lines

  • undefined

    Don't Let Them Get Us Down

  • undefined

    After the Holidays

    The distance between where we were spiritually in the month of Tishrei and where we are spiritually today may be significant. Yet we should never despair of our abilities to improve and succeed in every facet of human living.

  • undefined

    Yom Kippur And Succot

  • undefined

    The Days Between Yom Kippur and Sukkot

    Only on the first day of Sukkot, when we fulfill the commandments of Sukkah and Lulav, do worldly matters “settle in” and take hold with the desired level of sanctity. Therefore, the fifteenth of Tishrei is the first day for reckoning transgressions.

  • undefined

    The Fast of Gedaliah

    Some days possess special intensity. Such days, if we are worthy, turn into holidays. If, Heaven forbid, we are not worthy, they can become days of extreme trial - as in the time of Gedaliah ben Achikam. But the possibility of rectification remains.

  • undefined

    The Days Between Yom Kippur and Succoth

    The days between Yom Kippur and Succoth are directed towards preparing man for his return to the affairs of this world in a suitable and sacred manner. The transition involved in descending from the height attained on Yom Kippur to normal daily existence.

  • undefined

    The Essence of the Days of Awe

    The process of drawing near to the Almighty cannot come about in skips and bounds; rather, it must play itself out step by step: First comes service based upon fear; and then, only afterwards, service deriving from love

8 Lessons on The Holidays of Tishrei

Rabbis on The Holidays of Tishrei

את המידע הדפסתי באמצעות אתר yeshiva.org.il