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For centuries, the pinnacle of davening has been the silent whisper—a private conversation between the soul and Hashem. But in the times of Moshiach, that changes. The volume gets turned up.
In this episode, Rabbi Berel Goldberg explores the surprising idea that future davening will be vocal, public, and overflowing. We discuss the shift from asking to thanking, how the very text of davening will transform, and why the era of personal requests is drawing to a close—replaced by overwhelming gratitude and clarity.
A project of Kollel L'Rabbonei Chabad
kollellrabboneichabad.com
More at merkostorah.com
By BetzalelFor centuries, the pinnacle of davening has been the silent whisper—a private conversation between the soul and Hashem. But in the times of Moshiach, that changes. The volume gets turned up.
In this episode, Rabbi Berel Goldberg explores the surprising idea that future davening will be vocal, public, and overflowing. We discuss the shift from asking to thanking, how the very text of davening will transform, and why the era of personal requests is drawing to a close—replaced by overwhelming gratitude and clarity.
A project of Kollel L'Rabbonei Chabad
kollellrabboneichabad.com
More at merkostorah.com