Sep 11, 2026 · 8 min · 5 segments
It's a busy day, as we all make final preparations for the joyous, and awe-inspiring, holiday of Rosh Hashanah. Here's a quick "last-minute" overview of these first TWO super-powerful days that kick…
Yosef EdelsteinHost
it's the anniversary of the birth of mankind, Adam HaRishon, happy birthday, Adam.
And this, I've said this before, but in this sense, it's not just a Jewish holiday.
We Jewish people observe it, but it's an anniversary of all mankind, the creation of mankind.
It's the, whenever, the way Judaism looks at time is that Each particular holiday is connected to a special energy.
It's called Yom Hazikaron, the Day of Remembrance, because Hashem designated these two days of Rosh Hashanah as a time that He, so to speak, remembers us, remembers us favorably.
Because if we look at the Rosh Hashanah prayers, we see that the prayers are full of the greatest hits and greatest memories of Jewish and human history.
No negative memories are brought before Hashem's throne of glory, so to speak, on these two days.
It's a day of remembrance of the most uplifting moments parts of our history, and we look forward to the Messianic era when all of the world will come together to serve God.
Each of us are unique role and talents in his creation, and we're meant to remember him.
it's called yom hadin a day of judgment because god is scrutinizing every one of us to see how we fit into his overall scheme of creation now this is very important all the 10 days of the beginning of the year are called days of teshuva return or repentance and rosh hashanah is the first two day represents the first two days of the ten days it's all the time of judgment But the judgment is not on our past record, mostly, at all, really.
In fact, we're not supposed to think about our own past foibles, failings, mistakes, sins on Rosh Hashanah.
it's the anniversary of the birth of mankind, Adam HaRishon, happy birthday, Adam.
And this, I've said this before, but in this sense, it's not just a Jewish holiday.
We Jewish people observe it, but it's an anniversary of all mankind, the creation of mankind.
It's the, whenever, the way Judaism looks at time is that Each particular holiday is connected to a special energy.
It's called Yom Hazikaron, the Day of Remembrance, because Hashem designated these two days of Rosh Hashanah as a time that He, so to speak, remembers us, remembers us favorably.
Because if we look at the Rosh Hashanah prayers, we see that the prayers are full of the greatest hits and greatest memories of Jewish and human history.
No negative memories are brought before Hashem's throne of glory, so to speak, on these two days.
It's a day of remembrance of the most uplifting moments parts of our history, and we look forward to the Messianic era when all of the world will come together to serve God.
Each of us are unique role and talents in his creation, and we're meant to remember him.
it's called yom hadin a day of judgment because god is scrutinizing every one of us to see how we fit into his overall scheme of creation now this is very important all the 10 days of the beginning of the year are called days of teshuva return or repentance and rosh hashanah is the first two day represents the first two days of the ten days it's all the time of judgment But the judgment is not on our past record, mostly, at all, really.
In fact, we're not supposed to think about our own past foibles, failings, mistakes, sins on Rosh Hashanah.
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