Ein Yaakov 020b | Kriyat Shema | Silent Amidah | Yom Kippur | Sound of the Sun

Speaker: Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld zal. (Recorded ca. 1971.) Attributing Torah to its Source - Laws of Kriyat Shema - The Amidah Is Said Silently - Voice of the Kohen Gadol – Yom Kippur - Sound of the Sun. 00:00 - The importance of attributing a concept in Torah to its originator. When the source is mentioned, the soul of the speaker is merged with the soul of the source. 02:50 - A person must sit or stand in one place when saying the first paragraph of the Shema. 04:21 - Halakha - Torah Law - concerning the recitation of the Shema aloud. The obligation to say the words of the Shemoneh Esrei in absolute silence, but the lips must move. 07:12 - Why has Moshiach not already arrived, given the purity that Am Yisrael achieves through Yom Kippur? 10:08 - The gematria of Satan is 364, illustrating that the Satan has no power over one day of the year: Yom Kippur. 13:41 - The procedure each day for announcing the time when the services in the Beit HaMikdash would begin. 19:03 - The voice of the Kohen Gadol was so powerful that it carried all the way from Yerushalayim to Yericho. 22:07 - Sound be heard more clearly by night than by day because during the day, the s