Avinu Malkeinu

I remember we can't be honest.

There used to be a question, what do you do? What do you do for half hour? So what do you do for half hour? Anyone remember? Avinu Malkeinu.

Every Avinu Malkeinu for 10 minutes.

So by the time you finish Avinu Malkeinu, that's time to blow a shelf.

Okay, anyway.

All right, we'll try to help you next week just to finish up a couple of touches about the end of the David and Yom Kippur and a little bit about Mutzoy Yom Kippur.

Will we remain righteous and faithful even when that means going against the majority like Noah did? Or will we follow the example of the people of Babel, who after the flood focused on themselves rather than on God? Or will we follow Abraham's example and have the faith and courage to come out of Chaldea and go against the majority and obey God? Where do you stand? Let's pray.

Avinu Malkeinu, our father and our king, thank you for Parashat Noach, which shows us where we came from and how we got here.

Help us to be like Noah, who was righteous and blameless and who walked faithfully with you.

Thank you for the evidence for the flood, which strengthens our faith, helps us understand the world we live in.

And what do you think of when you think of God?

God, Hashem, um, first of all, Avinu Malkeinu.

Hashem is our father and our king.

That's what we pray and daven and, and say that on one hand it's beautiful because on one hand he's Avinu, he's our father.

He's so close to us.

He's a friend, Yedid Nefesh.

Please stand as we sing.

[upbeat music] Avinu Malkeinu, our Father, our King.

Lord, we delight in Your Shabbat.

We enter Your rest, and Your praises we sing.

They knew you were coming.

So literally it started with Avinu Malkeinu, okay? He started playing Avinu Malkeinu.

All the other people in the hurry, wait, on the platform are looking around like, "You, do you hear this? Do you hear this?"

[laughs]

We have both relationships with Hashem.

When you say in tefillah on Yamim Noraim, Avinu Malkeinu.

What's Avinu? Avinu is Ahavah.

What's Malkeinu? Yirah.

Yeah.

What about Avinu Malkeinu?

Yeah, yeah.

What about Avinu Malkeinu right before Vanachnu Koneida?

Avinu Malkeinu before Vanachnu Koneida.

I already forgot what it says in Tas.

We daven so fast there.

We never have a chance to say the whole Tas.

Yom Kippur night.

The full Kol Nidre, "Avinu Malkeinu" is sung.

You say Tehillim 115 to 123.

Basically, over Yom Kippur, you're gonna finish off all the three chazakah.