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The Daily Derech from Exploring Judaism

Exploring Judaism

Religion & Spirituality

Frequency: 1 episode/1d. Total Eps: 164

The Daily Derech is an opportunity for anyone to gain insight into the weekly Torah portion, learn Jewish law, and deepen their spiritual practice.

A project of ExploringJudaism.org and Rabbi Marcus Rubenstein (Temple of Aaron)

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Becoming Angels | September 14th, 2026

Monday, September 14, 2026 • Duration 18:30

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In this episode of The Daily Derech, Rabbi Marcus Rubenstein explores Parashat Ha’azinu, Hilchot Yom Kippur, and a teaching from Menorat HaMaor about Yom Kippur as a day of purification and atonement.

The episode begins with Tzom Gedalia and then turns to Ha’azinu, focusing on the heavens and earth as witnesses to Israel’s covenant with God. Their constant presence means they can witness Israel’s actions and respond when the covenant is violated.

The Rambam explains that Yom Kippur requires both resting from forbidden labor and fasting. Labor violates both positive and negative commandments, while eating and drinking violate the commandment to afflict oneself; other restrictions are rabbinic.

Menorat HaMaor presents Jews on Yom Kippur as resembling angels, purified from sin and living in peace. This helps explain Yom Kippur as a joyous day of forgiveness, purification, and spiritual renewal.

Today's text: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JbuIrAsKc0cQhu_ZLgKmRKmUkNTyj8oO/view?usp=sharing

Learn more at exploringjudaism.org/thedailyderech and reach out to Rabbi Rubenstein here.

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