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JCH » Thought » The Maimonides Minute

Hilchot Teshuva 1:1-3 (Confession, Serious and Less Serious Sins, Power of Yom Kippur)

August 14, 2018 12:56 pm

What is the mitzvah that we must perform when repenting? What are the essential components of verbal confession? How do we categorize serious and less serious sins? And what is the nature of Yom Kippur in the process of atonement?

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After standing with his feet together the entire day, with only socks on his feet, at the age of 80, Moreinu Rav Schachter shlit'a takes a very brief eating break and then gives a hilchos sukkah shiur late into the night. Inspiring. #YamimAlYemeiMelechTosif #Gevuros

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