Teshuvah: Repentance?
Learn the many meanings of the word Teshuvah - commonly translated as repentance - and how they are all directly interrelated.
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Rochel
Jerusalem, Israel
August 14, 2010
Beautiful viewpoint
Thank you for taking away dread of Teshuva as something painful, to present it as a natural "homecoming", with all the pleasant associations of being warmly welcomed to a family circle where we can be nurtured and grow.
May this be the Rosh Hashana of 'homecoming' for all the Jewish people!
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ed straub
Conroe, Texas
August 13, 2010
I like this I like the understanding you give, even though the speaker is hard to understand. He speaks great and then goes real low that makes it hard for an old man to hear and understand. He is great though and I like it. Reply
Yasher Koach I found this piece to be inspiring, articulate, sensitive and refreshing. Thank you so much for your good words!