Yom Kippur: The Basics / What Is Yom Kippur
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2019
- Yom Kippur is the second of our High Holidays. It’s a day of solemn reflection and confession of our collective sins from the previous year. Our traditions on the day tell us a lot about how Judaism views human flaws and the need to start the year with a clear conscience.
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Love your great explanation of the Yom Kippur basics. As many, I'm here as a christian and am glad to see other christians investigating the holidays in the Torah. Even if we believe in Yeshua as the Messiah, the holidyas have not changed, God has not changed. Humans have not changed either, so I'm also reflecting on myself and confess my sins with you tomorrow on Yom Kippur. May Adonai bless you and keep you, may He shine His light upon you and give you His peace. Keep up the great content!
That was very special to explain how you think of those that do not have food to eat on this day. Wishing you a meaningful YK :)
You did an outstanding job describing the basics of Yom Kippur in his video. You have a very natural talent to instruct material really well. Sending a lot of love to you and may you be blessed. Thanks for posting. You are a gem!
Thank you!
i was raised with one christian parent and one jewish so we never really got to fully celebrate holidays from either side, it’s really interesting learning about the holidays i didn’t know about as a kid :)
thank you.
As a both catholic and Jewish I always celebrated this but never fasted I dint know I had to fast. Maybe next year I'll try this 24 hr fast.
Loved your explanation, Marti. I personally loved those images of the book of life in the Yom Kippur prayers as a child and all of the up and down and participation. I’m looking forward to being able to take my children to the adult services one year soon...maybe next year for my big girl. This was lovely. I hope yours was a good Rosh Hashanah. Gmar chatima tova, Marti.
Thanks for this. I'm Catholic and I live in a community with many families who celebrate. I've always wanted to know but feel goofy asking. Thank you!
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The three prayers are interesting.
When Jacob blessed his son Joseph, he used the name of God three times. Each time God's name was identified differently.
Love it ! Awesome explanation
Thank you!
.... very well presented young lady ...... 💓
I’m excited because it is on my birthday this year
For me, Yom Kippur has always represented the union of my family and my people, as well as the renewal of our existence.
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Thanks for the short concise videos
Thanks!
I’m a Christian and I have never really heard the words Yom Kippur and I had a dream the night before last someone spoke the words Yom Kippur so I looked it up. Any advice?
Love that your learning about other religions.
So I just woke up from a dream again about the sabbath being on a baptist church sign and learned more about it. :)
@@SongbirdChildofGod I'm here as a Christian too. Feeling in my spirit and from observations of this year 2020, that something is being "opened" both good and bad. I have never learned about Yom Kippur, until just recently, but a day of fasting and repentance seems to be in order, so I'm doing my research as well.
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-The writers of the NT were Jewish
- The person that was the atonement for sins was Jewish.
- The genealogy from Abraham to David to the person on the cross was a Jewish lineage.
- The writers of the NT were talking to their fellow Jewish brothers and sisters.
- From what I heard, believing in NT is the fulfillment of being Jewish.
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A Smith lovely! Thank you for the video much love :)
When a person says is a high holiday do they actually mean they are getting high🤨
I understand you are trying to make a joke, but to most viewers that may read your question for years to come, they will probably find it somewhat ignorant, in poor taste, and disrespectful toward this wonderful kind lady trying to help many, but I would like to try to explain so as to hopefully inspire you to think twice before making a joke of this sort in the future, and especially to be more respectful towards good people and about any holiday or subject of such importance to many.
The term "High holiday" is meant as a holiday considered to be of a somewhat higher importance than other holidays .
Pop that Don’t stop no it doesn’t I’m Jewish and it does not that is not funny plz stop saying that I under stand you were trying to make a joke but it is not funny people for years to come are going to see this and you are ruining this woman’s hard work on this video and just being mean
Amen, we can never be good enough for G-d! That is why our salvation, our atonement, is not based on what we can do. G-d took away all our sins 2,000 years ago in Jerusalem when Yeshua our Messiah was sacrificed as the Passover lamb. We will never have a "clear conscience" if we deny our only way to be atoned! Isaiah 53 tells us that Messiah was led away to be slaughtered as a lamb, that in him we have the atonement for all our sins. It is never enough to "do better" or "try harder." The Israelites never trusted in themselves to be made right before G-d. It was only ever the blood of the slaughtered lamb that cleansed them! How much more does the blood of Messiah atone us from all unrighteousness! Read Isaiah 53 for yourselves and see what it says about Yeshua.