Mishnah Berurah, Siman 101 Part 2/2

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

When is davening aloud fitting, and why did Eli take Chana for a drunk? One answer places Chana's silent tefillah on Rosh Hashanah itself. The Mechaber's halacha on davening in any language follows, and tefillah b'tzibur lets Hashem see the tzibur as one holy whole rather than judging each yachid alone.

Key points

• The Mishnah Berurah wants a chazzan's loud davening to arouse kavanah, not to show off his voice.
• Since the Gemara places Chana's tefillah on Rosh Hashanah, one answer has her silent lips looking drunken.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Davening aloud on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
2. 3:20A chazzan showing off his voice
3. 4:32Why Eli thought Chana was drunk
4. 10:38The Vilna Gaon on the Urim V'Tumim
5. 14:20Chana's threat and the parsha of Nazir
6. 19:07Davening in any language
7. 29:55Why malachim do not understand Aramaic
8. 34:38Translating Kadosh Kadosh Kadosh into Aramaic

Topics

• Tefillah B'Tzibur
• Davening Aloud
• Lashon HaKadosh
• Chana