Ep. 50 Tatzileinu Hayom U’Bechol Yom Vayom

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Connected: Prayer with Purpose - Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi

Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi

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5 days ago

Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi helps you rediscover tefillah as something alive, relevant, and personal. Each short episode breaks down the meaning behind the words we say every day—giving you clarity, context, and kavana. Hashem gave us the jackpot: a meeting with Him—three times a day. The One who writes every check, heals every wound, and opens every door. And yet…we rush through it. Distracted. Disconnected. Taking it for granted. This class helps you appreciate the privilege. To slow down. To actually speak to Him and connect. Because when prayer becomes purposeful, life becomes transformed.

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Ep. 50 Tatzileinu Hayom U’Bechol Yom Vayom - Every Day is a New Gift

Connected: Prayer with Purpose - Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi

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1 month ago

Ep. 50 Tatzileinu Hayom U’Bechol Yom Vayom - Every Day is a New Gift

Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explains Tatzileinu Hayom U’Bechol Yom Vayom - “Hashem, save us today and every day.” We often assume that because yesterday was smooth, today will be too — health will hold, money will be there, nothing major will shift. Why do we ask for protection today if nothing seems wrong… and then repeat every day as if the routine hasn’t already carried us safely? The tefillah realigns us that every day’s stability is a fresh gift from Hashem, not a continuation of our own merit. By recognizing that yesterday’s safety came from Hashem, we step into today with renewed gratitude, awareness, and reliance.