On inauguration day, no one’s on trial. Even enemies who fought, mocked, and resisted still show up — because the crown changes everything.
- By Rabbi Landau
- Duration: 59 seconds
Rabbi Landau teaches On inauguration day, no one’s on trial. Even enemies who fought, mocked, and resisted still show up — because the crown changes everything.
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On inauguration day, no one’s on trial. Even enemies who fought, mocked, and resisted still show up — because the crown changes everything.
Rabbi Shalom Landau שליט״א explains: A true king doesn’t stand there pointing fingers, “you betrayed me, you opposed me.” He rises above, because the moment is too big for grudges. The throne is being set, the crown is being placed, the King is revealed.
That’s Rosh Hashanah. We don’t beg, we don’t plead — we blow the shofar. It’s not the sound of desperation, it’s the blast of coronation. Forgiveness on this day isn’t bargained, it’s automatic. Because when the King is crowned, the past disappears.
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