Everyone shows up for the King’s coronation. But only a few get invited to His dinner.
- By Rabbi Landau
- Duration: 28 seconds
Concepts: Believing you are forgiven The sukkah and Who protects
Rabbi Landau teaches Everyone shows up for the King’s coronation. But only a few get invited to His dinner.
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Everyone shows up for the King’s coronation. But only a few get invited to His dinner.
Rabbi Shalom Landau explains: Whats Sukkos is all about, On Rosh Hashanah we crown the King, on Yom Kippur we clear the slate — but Sukkos? That’s the private dinner.
On inauguration day, every enemy shows up. On Yom Kippur, everyone gets pardoned. But the real test comes after the noise fades — are you still there when it’s quiet?
Sukkos is when the King says, “You failed Me all year, but you kept showing up. So now, come eat with Me. Let’s make dinner together.”
Rosh Hashanah proves He’s King. Sukkos proves He still wants you.
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