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Beginning Again, Together
Every year on Simchat Torah, we reach the end of the Torah and immediately return to the beginning. The words have not changed. We have. Throughout the High Holy Day season, we have been thinking about how we want to show up in the year ahead. The journey began in
This is “We”: What Belonging Requires – Rabbi Asher Knight – Yom Kippur Morning
https://youtu.be/fsfOAVeRX7E The Strange Grammar of “We” Yom Kippur has strange grammar. Again and again we confess: Ashamnu, Bagadnu, Gazalnu, Dibarnu Dofi… Even before we translate the words, we hear the ending. “nu” In Hebrew, the suffix, –nu means we. We have betrayed. We have spoken cruelly. We have hardened our
