Oct 2, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
We are getting ready to close out an incredible 3-week period of closeness to Hashem, starting with our "REbirth" on Rosh Hashanah; our "REturn" on the days of teshuva afterwards culminating in Yom…
Yosef EdelsteinHost
the 10 days of teshuva that begins with rosh hashanah culminating in yom kippur day of atonement at one minute renewed closeness to hashem we go right into sukkot sukkus the time of our joy a joyous time of socializing and dancing and And actually in the prophetic writings, it says that in the future messianic era, all the nations will send delegations to rejoice at the time of Sukkot, Sukkot specifically.
But wait, what comes next? I thought, what's after? We all know, you know, Happy Pesach.
It's called Shemini Atzeret, the eighth day, the eighth, parentheses, day, an assembly.
Shemini Atzeret, what is this? So the rabbis give a beautiful little parable, if you will, that it's like a father or a king who had his, let's say father, father has his children for celebration and it's going on many, many days and it's about to end and he says, oh, my dear children, stay with me one more day.
And really before that, Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur Sukkot, before Hashem sends us off skating into the new year.
He keeps us back for one more holiday called Shemini Atzeret, the eighth day, an assembly holiday.
the 10 days of teshuva that begins with rosh hashanah culminating in yom kippur day of atonement at one minute renewed closeness to hashem we go right into sukkot sukkus the time of our joy a joyous time of socializing and dancing and And actually in the prophetic writings, it says that in the future messianic era, all the nations will send delegations to rejoice at the time of Sukkot, Sukkot specifically.
But wait, what comes next? I thought, what's after? We all know, you know, Happy Pesach.
It's called Shemini Atzeret, the eighth day, the eighth, parentheses, day, an assembly.
Shemini Atzeret, what is this? So the rabbis give a beautiful little parable, if you will, that it's like a father or a king who had his, let's say father, father has his children for celebration and it's going on many, many days and it's about to end and he says, oh, my dear children, stay with me one more day.
And really before that, Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur Sukkot, before Hashem sends us off skating into the new year.
He keeps us back for one more holiday called Shemini Atzeret, the eighth day, an assembly holiday.
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