About this episode

The episode discusses why Shabbat is considered the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, emphasizing its significance over other holidays.

Shabbat is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Not Yom Kippur. Not Rosh Hashana. Not Pesach. Every single week. The proof is hiding in plain sight. The number of aliyos given on each day tells you exactly how holy that day is. Weekday: 3. Rosh Chodesh: 4. Yom Tov: 5. Yom Kippur: 6. Shabbat: 7. Seven. Every week. Judaism flips the whole idea of holidays upside down. The holiday that comes more frequently is actually holier. More sacred. More precious. God is giving us the highest holy...

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