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The Shofar’s Call: A Guide to Meaning, Prophecy & Prayers for Rosh Hashanah 5786 (2025)

Shana Tova! Today, on September 23, 2025, we welcome the Jewish New Year of 5786. At the very heart of the Rosh Hashanah service is one of the most ancient and evocative sounds in human history: the call of the shofar. But what is this primal sound truly meant to awaken within us?

​This video is your complete guide to understanding the shofar. We delve into its profound significance, from its physical form as a ram’s horn—a reminder of the Binding of Isaac—to its role as a spiritual alarm clock for the soul.

A Deeper Understanding of the Shofar

​In this comprehensive overview, we explore:

  • The Sounds and Their Meanings: Learn the difference between the Tekiah (the sound of coronation), Shevarim (the cry of a repentant heart), and Teruah (an urgent call to awaken).
  • The Liturgical Role: We answer the key question, “When do they blow the shofar on Rosh Hashanah?” and discuss its central place in our most moving Rosh Hashanah prayers, including Avinu Malkeinu.
  • The Connection to Jewish Prophecy: Discover the shofar’s role as a symbol of future redemption, when the “Great Shofar” will sound to gather the Jewish people and herald an era of universal peace.
  • The True Shana Tova Meaning: We explain the beautiful blessing for a “good and sweet new year.”

​The call of the shofar is a direct link to our ancestors at Mount Sinai and a powerful tool for self-reflection today. We hope this video enriches your understanding of this sacred Jewish holiday.

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