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Jewish Teachings Connect 'Standing' and 'Going' Parables for New Year
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By אריאל שרפר
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 7 hours ago
What happened
The Torah portions Nitzavim and Vayelech, read near the High Holy Days, are interpreted to represent standing before God for judgment and Moses' continuous progress in addressing the people. Together, they emphasize communal preparation for repentance and individual accounting before the New Year.
- 01Nitzavim and Vayelech portions connect to High Holy Days.
- 02Nitzavim signifies standing before God for judgment.
- 03Vayelech represents Moses' ongoing address and progress.
- 04The portions emphasize repentance and introspection.
- 05Final judgment is individual, but preparation is communal.
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