Some Torah For Yom Kippur

We're coming up on Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur. What is a Yom Kippur idea that you connect to? >> think for a second? >> Yeah, of course. >> The most [music] powerful moment that we get to is when the Kohen Gadol says Hashem's name. Gets up there and says Hashem's name. And [music] then what do we say at that moment? >> Baruch shem k'vod malchuto l'olam va'ed. >> We bow down. >> Yeah. >> Think about it. It's a very interesting thing cuz Baruch [music] shem k'vod malchuto l'olam va'ed. >> Blessed is the name of his kingdom. >> His kingdom. >> We talk about the kingdom. >> The kingdom [music] is the Jewish people. We hear Hashem's name and the first thing we think about is his kingdom. Who's his kingdom? Hidden. [music] >> Yeah. >> And the whole thing like the whole avodah of Yom Kippur is like we are trying to get out to the place where the Kohen Gadol says Hashem's name, but then what ends up being revealed is the beauty of his kingdom. The beauty of the Jewish people. >> And I think that's a very, very powerful thing. And then right after he does that stuff, he goes home to his family. >> Like as if like that's the ultimate goal. >> then what does he do like [music] at the end? He goes home. >> Mhm. >> He goes home to his family. >> You know, you think about it. Not a lot of people [music] like especially our age like get to do the full Yom Kippur avodah. >> My wife just had a kid. The guy just >> We end up like doing [music] a lot of like avodah. >> Not everybody gets to stay in shul. >> Yeah. >> But maybe staying in shul is not necessarily the highest thing. The Kohen Gadol after the whole avodah went to go >> Wow. Where did he go? With his wife and children. >> If you have a Yom Kippur concept [music] or an idea, let us know in the comment section. We'd love to hear from you.