Why Must I Pray in a Synagogue? - Rabbi Akiva Fox

there are two words in Shakespearean English that are hard to pronounce and if we wouldn't be Jewish we probably wouldn't even know what they meant there's synagogue and their sanctuary you know what they both have in common every synagogue is a small sanctuary is a small place time it does call a mikdash man and just like the ultimate most elevated prayers and ultimate elevated service that the Jews did before Hashem was done in the big sanctuary in the base hammock - so - the small service that we can still do nowadays which is considered a sacrificial offering like it was in the times of the based on English is in the small sanctuaries that we have called the synagogue so the reason we pray inside the shul inside the synagogue is because that retains a small taste of the kedusha that once was and it's our small based on milk - where we're able to do the service of a ship [Music]