Vidui (Confession)
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2019
- One of the most challenging and difficult things is to admit a mistake and ask for forgiveness. On Yom Kippur we ask for both personal and communal forgiveness. What is unique in the Jewish tradition is the communal way we confess our sins. The Vidui(Confession) is chanted together in a major mode, taking pride in the fact that we make room, both in our sanctuary and in our hearts, for all people to repent.
Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove shared a fascinating story about forgiveness between cantors as an introduction to both Vidui, and to our album ‘Heritage’ which was released last year. It is beautiful and educational moments like that which makes me look forward to our High Holidays services every year.
We hope that his words, along with our musical confession, help and encourage you to look within and create space for admission and forgiveness in your own heart.
Colin Fowler, Music Director
Doug Yoel, A/V
Park Avenue Synagogue
www.azischwartz.com 
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Pls forgive our sins have mercy on us & the whole 🌎🕊pls give your 🌎✌️🕊🇳🇮🇮🇷🇺🇦 & Victory t y for singing. Cantor Azi Shalom Shalom Shalom Aichem 🙏🕊❤️💕❤️🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏
Fascinating...as a Roman Catholic, I can tell you in our Traditional Church, our “Confidior “(? Latin) is that part of the Mass, where we as a congregation confess our sins and ask God for forgiveness:”Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa, Mea maxima Culpa “, which translates from Latin, means “through our fault, through our fault, through our most grievous fault “, saying these words as we, the more orthodox among us , strike our chests in exactly the same way as this Jewish confessional is prayed....
The Viduy or the Jewish Confessional prayer is a very powerful prayer, as it evokes God’s mercy and atonement upon the Jewish people.
It encapsulates the qualities and the attributes and binds us in the relationship
with God and also in the relationship with
each and every Jewish person
It's sounds as beautiful and perfect as any Opera that I've ever heard on the radio..
God's word promises;
If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways.. THEN I will hear from heaven and THEN I will heal their lands"
Our entire whole world is in need of a Yom Kippur and may we humanity begin to understand the importance of repentance and forgiveness Brings healing restorations and blessings from our great God The most High God Jehovah The Great I AM The Alpha and the Omega The Beginning and the End The Covenant Keeper Our everlasting Creator The Ancient of Days who loves us and will never give up on a one of us that seeks his mercy and repentance shalom. 💙
Our creator is not the ancient of days.
Das sind Lieder die ans Herz gehen, danke Azi Schwartz
Gracias por su explicación y al Rab Azi Schwartz. Su voz llena mi corazón del Judaismo que amo.
Dear Azi Schwartz, thank you very much for the music and for sharing the anecdotal account of the German Jewish cantorial tradition as narrated by the Rabbi.
that's too funny.." I'm not asking you" it's so wonderful to hear people laugh and see beautiful smiles Lord God please heal our lands and restore our families hearts of Joy longing to be set free from the imprisonment of man's greed that just can't seem to understand the importance of love. 💙
Breathtaking. So beautiful and dignified. Cantor Schwartz is amazing as always but I truly and particulary liked his deep and sober interpretation here.
Rabbi Cosgrove was classy and witty and I liked the explanations he gave very much. Shalom from France.
Gmar Jatimá Tová! Shalom from Uruguay 🇺🇾
Love Azi so much.Most beautiful voice ever.This Rabbi is pretty cool also.
🕎Amén Shalom desde Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Amen ,shalom
To you family and shalom yo Ysrael
Gracias, por tan hermosa interpretación de la confesión.
The most beautiful voice.
Even the Jewish people have their own confession ceremony 🙏🙏❤️❤️
In fact, they may have started before Christians! :)
Confessing only before G.od though
Moving and Inspiration to rewiew our life ! The gesture has been popular also in catholic
Amen, desde Brasil, que o Eterno nos perdoi.
Shalom out of Aruba and Thank you for sharing .
Gmar chatimá Tová!
Shalom desde Argentina 🇦🇷😊
God bless you
Thank you!
Greetings from Brazil
SHALOM ,GOD BLESS ISRAEL ALWAYS.
Que timbre abençoado! Uma joia rara a sua voz.
Brilliant.
great amen
beautiful
Great
A blessed week to you all from 🇩🇪 and 🇦🇲 ! 💐💝💐
Benzona armeni
Vidui .... Adonai Melekh
Importantisimo. El Vidui (confesión) en detalle
(está basado en el libro «Jaié Adam» de Rabí Abraham Dantzig)
La importancia de una confesion «Vidui» detallada y conciente
El comentario que a continuación presentaremos delante del lector, está basado en el libro «Jaié Adam» de Rabí Abraham Dantzig (1748 - 1820), y tiene por objeto ayudar a la comprensión del texto del primer vidui que sigue el orden alfabético, que acostumbramos recitar antes de la finalización de la amidá de los rezos del día de Iom Kipur (así como de la tefilat minjá de la víspera).
«Ashamnu, Bagadnu, Gazalnu, Dibarnu dofi, Heevinu, Vehirshanu, Zadnu, Jamasnu, Tafalnu shéker, Iaatznu ra, Kizavnu, Latznu, Maradnu, Niatznu, Sararnu, Avinu, Pashanu, Tzararnu, Kishinu óref, Rashanu, Shijatnu, Tiavnu, Tainu, Tiatanu».
Ashamnu: de estas transgresiones somos culpablesd De la palabra ashmá (culpa). El Rambán explicó que la palabra ashmá proviene a su vez de shemamá (vacío, desierto), pues el alma se merecería quedarse de esa manera por todos los pecados cometidos.
Bagadnu: De la palabra beguidá (traición). Traicionamos al Santo - bendito es él, pues a pesar de que él nos dió todo lo que necesitamos para seguir viviendo, nosotros no Le devolvimos nada a cambio del bien que recibimos, y también traicionamos a nuestros compañeros y amigos.
Gazalnu: De la palabra guézel (robo). Tomamos cosas sin pedir permiso o sin pagar por su valor. Robamos el tiempo de descanso de nuestros compañeros al despertarlos.
Dibarnu dofi: Hablamos con maldad. La palabra dofi también puede ser interpretada como si proviniera de las palabras du pe (dos bocas), y es como si dijéramos que hemos hablado falsamente y con doble sentido, como si tuviéramos una boca junto a los labios (lo que decimos) y otra junto al corazón (lo que pensamos). No hablamos en forma clara causando malentendidos entre las personas. Hablamos cosas sin sentido, hablamos mal de nuestros compañeros causándoles daños materiales, físicos y emocionales. Mentimos, engañamos, fuimos sinvergüenzas, hablamos sobre cosas prohibidas en shabat y fiestas.
Heevinu: De la palabra ivut (deformación de lo que era recto). Provocamos que lo que era recto se deforme.
Vehirshanu: De la palabra rashá (malvado). Provocamos que otros sean malvados.
Zadnu: De la palabra zadón (a propósito). Pecamos con intención.
Jamasnu: De la palabra jamás. Este término significa apropiarse de algo de una manera incorrecta. Por ejemplo: si a pesar de que alguien pagó por algún objeto determinado lo que realmente valía, o incluso más de su valor, pero su dueño no deseaba venderlo y esa persona lo obligó a vendérselo, eso se llama jamás.
Tafalnu shéker: Nos juntamos con la mentira. Nos relacionamos con gente malvada, con mentirosos y engañadores. El hecho de juntarse con esa clase de gente es un pecado, por la mala influencia que podemos recibir de ellos.
Iaatznu ra: Dimos malos consejos.
Kizavnu: Mentimos. Mentimos con o sin necesidad.
Latznu: De la palabra latzón (burla). Nos hemos burlado de las cosas que deberíamos haberlas tomado en serio.
Maradnu: De la palabra méred (revolución). Hay quien transgrede un mandamiento o no cumple algo, porque su iétzer hará (instinto del mal) se apoderó de él en ese momento y él peca para satisfacer sus deseos de placer, pero aquel que se revela hace algo mucho más grave, pues no sólo que transgredió una prohibición, sino que lo hizo porque no cree en esa prohibición.
Niatznu: Provocamos a D-os. Mediante nuestros pecados hemos provocado Su enojo.
Sararnu: Del verbo lasur (desviarse). Nos desviamos y nos apartamos del camino de D-os al no cumplir con Su voluntad.
Avinu: Hicimos cosas malas para satisfacer nuestros deseos.
Pashanu: Nos revelamos. No quisimos reconocer la verdad de la Torá y no quisimos cumplir con las mitzvot.
Tzararnu: Hicimos cosas malas en contra de nuestros compañeros.
Kishinu oref: Endurecimos nuestra nuca. Fuimos tercos y a pesar de que entendimos que somos castigados por D-os por haber transgredido Su palabra, no nos arrepentimos y quisimos entender que todo es por casualidad.
Rashanu: De la palabra rashá (malvado). Hemos hecho acciones por las cuales somos considerados malvados, por ejemplo: golpeamos a nuestro prójimo, robamos publicamente o en oculto.
Shijatnu: Nos hemos corrompido. Hemos sido corruptos a través de la idolatría y todo lo relacionado con relaciones prohibidas o acciones inmorales. Nos enojamos y nos privamos de dar tzedaká (caridad).
Tiavnu: Hemos hecho cosas que nos hicieron abominables. Cometimos abominaciones, idolatría, comimos comidas prohibidas.
Tainu: Nos descarriamos del camino.
Gracias por explicacion .
Amen!!!
טוהט תשובה!
I would like to get this cd can I buy it ?
Y por todos estos pecados pagò nuestro Salvador Yashùa Hamashiaj
who is the german author of the song please ? I dont understand the name
RIP Marks computer
Why is there music playing on Yom Kippur?
Theirs a reason all the comments are saying it sounds like a church. Disgraceful
I wish I could understand it in the original, not in the translation.
Whose arrangement is this?
I've NEVER seen anything like this in my life and I'm Jewish...
Me too
What kind of rabbi are you? You seem like a missionary. This is a beautiful rendition of the viddui. One of the world's best cantors with a choir and organ, which is common in Reform and some Conservative synagogues
This is one of the leading conservative shuls in America. The tune is the same used by everyone
You're not Jewish my love you're Messie. We do this every year.
@@samueljenney but we are grafted in by your Messiah. We are Israel.
Ezekiel 33:6
גם לרבנית הדמו קרטית צריך איזה שה כובע??????
Im just looking foward to succos now 😆 lol
Shalom me Kiev Slavutich Chernobyl Ukraine
Best Rabi in the world, originally from chicago Anshe Emet and sweet person
!צוֹם קַל וִגמָר חֲתִימָה טוֹבָה |
They say “Al Chet” ( על חטא ) but sin right at the same moment by playing music on the Holiest day of the year which is Yom Kippur, 🤔 🤣
Lol.
gotohowie Playing music is not a sin. The actual sin is rejecting Yeshua the Jewish Messiah
They dont say אל חטא this is just selichot
@@judyfischmann3912 its Vidu and its part of Yom Kipor davening,. Music and Mics are against the Torah on this day last time I checked. It's a reform Synagogue obviously
Judy Fischmann על חטא is part of Yom Kipper davening, on selichot there’s no על חטא
as stated below,,,COOL RABBIS, GIRLS STANDING RUBBING SHOULDERS WITH ME, SINGING SELLING CDS, A CONCERT WOW GREAT REMEMBERING THE GERMAN GREATNESS....WHAT CAN A REFORM ASK FOR BETTER THEN THIS......NOW LET ME FIND A '''SHUL''' THAT REMEMBERS ''''G-D'''''.
Don't be so cynical. and for your information Mohsiach Tzidkeinu will be far more open and PASHUT than many religious people imagine. For my part, I am happy to see an Israeli boy do so well for himself. His Hebrew is excellent, and his sincerity is expressed in his voice. I hope that Hashem hears their prayers and that all of them will soon be trying to sell their homes there and move to Israel. Only part of the mitzvot can be performed by any Jew outside of Eretz Israel. And all Jews have a portion in the world to come, especially if they repent. And we hope to see mass repentance soon, especially in light of this plague.
I CONFESS, AH LOVE TO CONFESS WITH BEAUTIFUL WOMAN NEXT TO ME WHILE HER HANDS ARE IN MY POCKET. SHE CONFESSES AH CONFESS, WE ALL CONFESS.....
Wow
moshe gleb...wow what? YOU SHOULD SAY 'WOW' TO THE SICKNESS FROM WHAT THEY DID TO JUDAISM. THEY ARE COMPLETING WHAT HITLER STARTED.
@@dacon999 yes that is what im saying wow to. Wow to what they are doing to keeping Torah and halacha and yiddishkeit in general
jimmy , STOP THE DESECRETION OF TORAH GIVEN AT MOUNT SINAI.
beautiful rendition but if you read the translation to what you are confessing you will be shocked. I refused to say many of the verses. no way.
We confess together as a community. We are all connected in some way.
If these people were truly repentant, they would recognize that Yeshua was indeed the Jewish Messiah
He was not.
Isi Hosena People who think He was not usually speak out of voluntary ignorance because they have no proof. Yeshua is the Messiah
@@RyanEngelbrecht5 of course he's not the messiah. And yes i have proof
@James Lauricia Yeshua the Messiah and King of the Jews!
@Khaver 25 The Torah also says to love your neighbor as you love yourself. Why are you making nasty insults?
Muy católico esto!!!; no me gusta; tantos años engañada en idolatria en esa religión, y encontrarme con estos judios igual que ellos...hasta la sinagoga es parecida😪😪
Shalom, debe entender que a nivel histórico la realidad es que el catolicismo romano tomo mucho de nuestras costumbres, desde la septuaginta ... Deberías estudiar más antes de criticar...
@@deborahsoto5399 hola sra. SOTO estoy en eso..estudiando. Sólo que me da la impresión de estar en una iglesia católica a la que tanto se critica por estar llena de idolatria y lujo. Sé que les copiaron muchas cosas, pero que pena que hayan copiado lujo y otros, habiéndo tanta gente que no tiene ni un pedazo de pan para llevarse a la boca...incluso dentro de los mismos judios, usted me dirá es su tikum, pero to pregunto; dónde queda la misericordia; si tan solo nos despojaramos de una parte de nuestra riqueza otro mundo seria, recuerde que somos todos uno, lo demás es ilusión!!!.Shalom
It is written in the Torah only the shedding of blood can forgive sins. This presentation is a farce, filled with hypocrites pretending to be pious one day out of the year. And Yeshua the Jewish Messiah was the only acceptable sacrifice for Yom Kippur because only God can forgive sins.
You yourself are a judaizer, an abomination to the Lord Christ