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What Is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement?
For nearly 26 hours Jews everywhere “afflict their souls” and spend the day in synagogue, praying for forgiveness.
Five Steps to a Higher Teshuvah
Here are five simple principles embodied by five verses from the Torah, each beginning with another letter of the word teshuvah, “return” or “repentance.”
By Yaakov Ort
Reb Zusha and the Tormenters
“And what are you going to claim on Judgement Day, eh, Zusha? Your soul will know no peace when that time comes!”
By Asharon Baltazar
18 Uplifting Contemplations for Yom Kippur
Sit still and contemplate this day. Perhaps it is not what they tell you it is.
By Tzvi Freeman
Why Did Jonah Run Away?
Jonah wasn’t some average Joe who decided to go his own way and not to listen to G-d. Why then did he disobey?
by Yehuda Shurpin
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