Rabbi Eliyahu Maksumov - The Cover Up

a fellow came to the banished high Motegi pool after Yom Kippur was over and sold rabbi he has committed a great sin the banished I was surprised what sin could this man have possibly committed after Yom Kippur was just over so the man goes on to explain how he forgot to wash my mejor name after the meal which is a ritual avoiding the tips of the fingers before a steady Birkat Hamazon now the banished I was impressed this man must be a dick as soon as Yom Kippur is over he's already so careful over every Mitzvah afraid - blemishes soul in turns to the man and he asked well why didn't she wash my no column and explains well I figured it was the point of why she might know her name if I never wash for the bread altogether now this is getting interesting the rabbi asked well why didn't you wash for bread and the man answers him I didn't see the purpose of washing for the bread since the bread wasn't kosher and the better shot puts his hands on his head and he says what the bread wasn't kosher how could you have eat it not kosher bread and he replies I figured what's the points and wondered the brothers kosher or not if the food I ate with the bread was pig now at this point the vanished I could have taken anymore and he asks how did you come to eating pig and the man replies I figured if I'm going to eat on Yom Kippur anyways what's the different one I eat vanish I was shaken you came to me saying you didn't do my record name which is not even an obligation and I would tell me you ain't big on Yom Kippur and told the matter how to atone for the sin and he said them off the bench right says he learned from the story which happened to him personally that people don't see their flaw we automatically see ourselves perfect an hour since small yeah when it comes to seeing the flaws of others we right away zoom in we can take a lesson on how the in Sahara gets us to make light of our sins we just left Yom Kippur Hashem has forgiven us and our slate is now queen let's be careful not to get it dirty miserable sorrows telling us to go commit the biggest crimes right after Yom Kippur he'll make smaller sins Alina's to biggerson's a lesson that applies to all of us we'll be right after young people but all our sins are cleansed