Avraham established morning prayers 🌅 #Torah #shorts

Avraham established morning prayers https://youtube.com/shorts/HpfcV3ltZjc #halachos #torah #learnwithlerner While many are interested in the mystical teachings of Judaism and fascinating midrashim, too often they dismiss the most fundamental part of Jewish life: daily prayer service and basic observance. As the obligation of each Jewish man, praying with a kosher minyan is not optional nor negotiable. The King of kings is waiting for the meetings with you three times a day. Will you let Him down? Join BeEzrat HaShem. Learn with Rabbi Lev Leib Lerner. Study kosher Jewish ideologies and halachos. Pray with a kosher minyan for each prayer and be Holy. - - - - - BeEzrat HaShem Learn with Lerner LevLeib@BeEzratHaShem.org Join our FREE online classes every Monday to Thursday night: +1 201-725-3444 | JEW, BE, HOLY | - - - - - Every Jewish man is familiar with the daily obligation to pray three times a day. We move through the morning, afternoon, and evening by connecting to Hashem through Shacharis, Mincha, and Maariv. But have you ever stopped to consider the deep roots of these daily prayers? Our holy traditions teach us that these spiritual connections were established by our forefathers, the Avos, who paved the way for every generation that followed. In this insightful talk, Rabbi Lev Leib Lerner takes us back to the parashah of Vayeira to uncover the source of our morning service. Following the dramatic destruction of Sodom and Amorah, the Torah describes Avraham Avinu rising early in the morning to return to the place where he had stood before Hashem. Our Sages, of blessed memory, explain that this specific language of standing refers directly to the Shemoneh Esrei. This reveals that the very foundation of our morning prayer was built by Avracham himself through his devotion and his pleas for mercy. However, simply saying the words is only part of the obligation. Rabbi Lerner raises a challenging question for every man regarding the quality and location of his service. It is not enough to merely recite the text; one must seek out a communal prayer environment that meets the standards of halacha. Are you ensuring that your Shacharis is recited with a minyan? More importantly, is the gathering you attend truly a kosher minyan that elevates your soul? The strength of a Jewish community relies on the holiness of its prayers and the sincerity of those standing in the synagogue. As we strive to follow the path of our forefather Avraham, we must examine the importance of praying with a proper quorum. Watch as Rabbi Lerner explains the hidden requirements of a valid prayer service and what you need to look for to ensure your daily connection to the Creator is performed with the highest level of sanctity.