# Rosh Hashana

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Why you should be fasting this Yom Kippur | Steve Eisenberg | Ep. 20

In this episode we discuss the significance and deeper meaning of the high holidays. We lay a foundation of what Rosh Hashana is so that we are able to truly grasp the power of Yom Kippur. A lot of our tradition is so layered and complex and obviously this conversation is the tip of the iceberg. Re…

ROSH HASHANA 101 | RABBI MOSHE NADTICH | ANOTHER JEWISH PODCAST EP. 18

Rabbi Moshe Nadtich gives a grounded and soulful guide to Rosh Hashana: what the day actually means, how to prepare for it, and how to tap into it without getting overwhelmed or stuck in your head. We talk about judgment, prayer, shofar, apples and honey, trusting God for a good year, and why emoti…

What Effect Does the Verdict Issued on Rosh Hashana Have on Our Eternity

Series: Moadim — English Speaker: Rabbi Sholom Ahron Ehrenfeld (English) Date: 2025-09-10

Aurora Hashem's Fireworks the Avoda of Malchus on Rosh Hashana

Series: Moadim — English Speaker: Rabbi Sholom Ahron Ehrenfeld (English) Date: 2024-09-04

The Essence of Rosh Hashana

Series: Moadim — English Speaker: Rabbi Sholom Ahron Ehrenfeld (English) Date: 2024-08-27

Rosh Hashana, Why Do We Blow Shofar, Just to Do Hashem's Will

Series: Hashkafa and Chizuk — English Speaker: Rabbi Sholom Ahron Ehrenfeld (English) Date: 2021-12-23

Yeshua the Lamb of GOD

This message discusses the significance of various calendars—civil, Jewish, and biblical—while emphasizing their importance in understanding historical and spiritual events. It highlights Rosh Hashana (the Jewish New Year) and Yom Teruah (the Day of...

The Two Thrones of Yom Teruah

The Jewish Sages thought long and hard about the meaning of Yom Teruah, commonly called Rosh Hashana. They knew there was much more to it than just a day each year to blast shofarot (ram horns) or to eat honey cake, apples dipped in honey...

Rosh Hashana 5787 | Rabbi Shlomo Friedman

🎬 Watch this shiur on YouTube AI-Generated Summary (AI can be inaccurate. Check important information): The central question of the shiur explores the meaning of the Gemara’s teaching (Rosh Hashanah 16b) that a year which is "poor" at its beginning becomes "rich" at its end. This concept, derived f…