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סדר עבודת הכהן הגדול ביום הכיפורים ומהי התשובה הכי גדולה? | הרב אליהו ובר
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On Yom Kippur morning,
what should be the status of the High Priest at the East Gate?
Bulls, rams, and laver are passed before him so that he is
familiar and accustomed to the work.
We need to know that we have Yom
Kippur work, after
our time,
we are not getting this
work this year.
We can say that it could be great. But, as usual, we do
n't have Yom Kippur work.
Our part is that we arrange the order before
God, blessed be He,
and then it is certainly not a substitute,
but it is some kind of hint of our attitude towards purity
that we are Christians through the service of the High Priest on Yom
Kippur.
Map clock. Then they move in strong bulls and sheep
so that he becomes familiar and accustomed to the work. Why do you need
bulls?
We need bulls. There is a bull for the High Priest on Yom
Kippur, which someone brings from his own money,
and there is the
bull for the extras, which is a bull for the burnt offering that he will sacrifice
along with the extras.
Rams: There is one ram that the high priest brings from his own
money,
and another ram comes from the public treasury. There is a dispute over
terms. There is an opinion that there are two goats, one for the public, as
written in the Seder of the Work and one for
their extras. This is the same goat. Seven goats are needed
for the extras.
Besides, they are not passed before him.
There is an opinion in the Gemara that they are passed, but the Mishnah does not
mention this. They are not passed before him. Goats are not to be used
to cover the sins of the people of Israel. So there are two Yom Kippur goats and
another goat, a sin offering for external sins. The
High Priest on Yom Kippur
does all the work of the day.
Always offer six offerings of dawn
and offer the additional offerings
in their order. Is it before the victims today,
after the victims today, some before, some after? In
any case, but for the main point of what is written in Parashat Chaiyot
,
for the main point of the work of the High Priest on Yom Kippur, he
enters the Holy of
Holies
to perform a special order,
something that only occurs once a year.
So in short, let's sort out the things he needs to
do. Pharashun is a man who trusts in Pharaoh and atones for
himself and his family. After that, he cast lots for the
two goats. One fate for Hashem, one fate for
Hazal.
And after that he trusts Pharaoh once again,
and then he slaughters him, receives the blood,
and he does not come face to face with
Adam yet. First thing to do is burn incense. He
burns incense before and after. After he
burns the incense, he brings the blood of the goat,
one above and seven below, slaughters the goat that produced a calf for Hashem, from one of which he
enters before me and inside, from one above and seven
below, takes the blood of the bull, from one on the veil, one above and seven below, and
takes the blood of the goat, and from one on the
veil, one above and seven below,
goes to the golden altar,
gives four gifts on the four horns, and from one on the
center of the altar, from there another seven identities and Tashrei, a man
pours into the
western element of the outer altar,
after that he returns to the goat that is going to be sacrificed, gives
all the understandings on it, all the understandings, and sends them to the
desert azazel.
So we really have a lot of young people here to be sacrificed. May the Holy One, blessed be
He, guide us to cry to bring the
work back inside. Forget a little bit of the
azazel. After that, he sacrifices the
goat and to the people, the scapegoat, the scapegoat, the external scapegoat. The
rest of the additions depend on the opinions of the Tanais. In
Yerushalmi, it seems that after all the additions are
sacrificed in the third immersion in the Rambam, He rules
that in the first immersion there was a bull and its calf as stripes.
After that, he goes in front of me and takes out the
spoon and the frying pan,
and then he finishes the tamid between the forty.
This is the order of the High Priest's work on Yom Kippur. We do
n't understand exactly what each thing does.
We know that whoever ordered this knows how
scary everything is. What does everything do? What
scared the crowd? What about the goat?
What's the point?
We know he knows.
And we trust in the Holy One, blessed be He, that He will cleanse
us from all your sins before the name of
our God. The Holy One, blessed be
He, sees us. We came here on the eve of
Yom Kippur. We
came here in large groups. That's why we even
need to be careful. We
came here on the eve of Yom Kippur
to get closer to him. And that is the main answer. How do those who
repent come to the Holy One, Blessed be He? That's the
biggest answer. And we
also receive this answer on the eve of Yom Kippur. May the Holy One, blessed be He,
help us,
Amen. Let him
also see the difficulty of this place. A
temple,
and it will help
us today from the daily commandments
and increase in eating and drinking, as if it were a
ninth and tenth offering. Whoever eats today and fasts tomorrow and
together fasts for 48 hours, then the Holy One, blessed be He, is already on a certain journey
of Yom
Kippur, and the Holy One, blessed be He, will help us to cry before God, to be revealed
before God, and on the holiday next week, this
week is already the upcoming Shabbat, and already a holiday, we cry to ascend
before God, blessed be He, therefore, may it be His will and we say, Amen.