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There are five factors in teshuvah (repentance), each of which can be a starting point for the entire process.

The first book of the Torah tells of the origins of the world and of the children of Israel.

The Day of Atonement contains more services than any other observance in Judaism.

The two prayers, Ashamnu and Al Chet constitute the Jewish confession.

A modern interpretation of sin and repentance.

Yom Kippur culminates the process of repentance begun before Rosh Hashanah.

Liturgy, Tradition, and Change

Literary, historical, and theological perspectives on whether the Torah is divine, human, or something in between

An introduction to the different methods Jews have used to read the Bible throughout history.

Israelis have developed and continue to enjoy a delicious cuisine rooted in the uniqueness of Israeli society itself.